If you decide to allow pets and then make sure your property is actually pet friendly as far as the types of flooring, furniture, amenities you offer and have a strict RA in place outlining what is expected I think going pet friendly could be to your benefit.

Now to answer your question:Based on what you sent it looks like your actual closing costs are $8,361.

I think that could open up some more possibilities if you are actually running a business with the real estate 

I got audited for my plane and got through it OK  with my log book and I always either flew IFR or with flight following so my destinations are on flight aware tagged to my N  number then just show the deals we bought or the loans I made in the locations I flew to or the bizz associates that I met with.. where i got hammered was on commercial flights.. credit card statements and receipts did not work or were not good enough I need to save the actual boarding pass. 

That's not as bad as it sounds actually.

Hi Skylar,I actually purchased 2 properties with tenants, one was evicted and it was a 8 month process, and the other tenant actually worked with us and stayed with the higher rent amount. 

The last thing I'd want is to be unable to refinance into a traditional mortgage, then i'd be stuck with a rather massive bill to pay at month 12 that'd i'd be unable to actually pay haha.

If you trust her 100% in actually doing the renovation, then 50/50 can makes sense.

Then, if you click on an actual parcel, you'll get a mini-report with additional zoning detail (if applicable). 

Are you looking for a certain amount of protection just in case something happens or piece of mind?