There are exceptions, such as drug use, illegal conduct or causing a hazard to others.Back to the dogs, if there is nothing about pets in the lease and keeping them is not in violation of any ordinance, tenants are entitled to keep personal property on the premises leased.However, if the dogs present a danger to others, like three bad dobermans, revert to the above issues. 

Some other reasons properties may not sell so fast.... sink holes, foundation issues, need for all new plumbing, need for all new electrical, ghosts, history of a murder on property, bio-hazards, methamphetamine cooking, occupied by squatters or professional tenants, neighborhood violence, noise (airport, railroad, highway), smell (animal farms, slaughter houses, industrial plants), natural disaster danger (flood, landslide, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, volcano), finicky seller.Have you been to the neighborhood at all times of the day?

My lease states that if an animal is deemed dangerous that they have to remove him within 48 hours. 

It was darkly humorous, and some lively (equally dark) comments follow: http://www.adn.com/article/20160327/dark-dangerous...

A blanket policy of not renting to anyone with a criminal record is unjustifiable because someone with a DUI from 20 years ago is not a danger to you or your property.

And you are all set.The 3rd year however could buy the inferior certificates and apply, but if you bought this deed, you would still be subject to the 4th through 8th years certificates and you would be responsible for those back taxes or still be in danger of tax foreclosure yourself.Like the other guy said, do your homework with each deal.Hope this helps!!

You just brought emotion into the situation and there is nothing more dangerous.

No- too dangerous and it becomes an unsightly garbage burning pit.One of those portable fire dishes like they sell at Wal-Mart or target?

The reason for the rule is to avoid nuisance trips for small appliances, but it is not dangerous to have an adjacent outlet on the same circuit.

Send her a certified (traceable) letter stating that mold is VERY dangerous and ask her to temporarily move out while you fix the problem.