But unless the property is a total dog, it sells fast.

The lease is set up to call out a pet (with the total rent showing the advertised rent plus the $30 additional pet rent) and an extra $300 non-refundable security deposit (specifically called out in the lease for Cleaning).Now, the tenant's dog is moving out of the house to another family member. 

When I look back on the little things the pandemic has ruined, I'm sometimes think of going to those places with my friends and dog. 

In terms of people’s behavior change, ie prefer more backyard and living space vs. living in a building.Where I am (Toronto), we have seen a lot of people move out of downtown.

Hey BP,As the title says, I was approached by a 17 year old, asking if he could bird-dog and drive for dollars for us.

But, if you feel compelled, have a consult with one or more lawyers to see what they think.I know it stings; there is always an obsessive urge to correct bad faith behavior, and clearly Contractor A was/is acting in bad faith. 

Have them let you know of any potential trouble items such as dogs on the restricted list, requirements for lead safe certification, etc. so you can address them with the seller before you close.

There's issues over the shared washer dryer, semi shared storage space, there's dog poop involved, and a missing coat.

I live with my girlfriend and 2 dogs and I really don’t want to go back to having a roommate. 

Things like:Location (dist to the coast could be an issue, fire protection in that town, etc.)Updates to the systems (knob & tube wiring, Aluminum wiring, fuses, asbestos siding, roof over a certian # of yrs, etc.Tenants (do any have breeds of dogs that will be an issue, are students an issue, etc.)That info will help when evaluating properties.