@Joshua Ryan Meador welcome to the site!

If your lease doesn't allow pets, I would serve the tenant the appropriate notice of the violation for your state. 

Reassessment would be ... undesirable.There's also a bulletin posted on the DRE site (from 2016) that talks about this subject as it relates to short term rentals (but they cover all mgmt cases):http://www.dre.ca.gov/files/pdf/adv/LicenseeAlert2...The "power of attorney" thing has an ominous "don't use these provisions to circumvent the requirement" clause. 

Assuming there will be no mutual agreement in writing to end the tenancy, the residential tenancy with an order granting the Landlord possession ends when 1)  The sheriff serves the writ of recovery, then returns to remove the tenant or 2) the tenant "abandons" the unit during the eviction process and moves out. 

One more tip- don't leave the cat pee stuff outside in a pile or in a dumpster for long- will attract more cats and animals to your job site...and they will  mark outside which potential buyers might see/smell after the house is all nice on the inside.

His name is Tom Lopez and you can find his contact info on the Albuquerque RE/MAX site here: https://www.remax.com/realestateagentoffice/albuqu...Good luck on your searching!

GC is responsible with coordinating his team and their work as well as making sure ordering materials, site safety and clean up just to name a few. 5.

@Anthony Reyes Hey Tony, Welcome to the site.

I figured well, I guess I should get around to doing that.My reasoning for being on this site is because I am passionate about real estate.

They serve as backups.