The catch is the employee has two dogs he would like to keep with him so they are looking for a home with a yard and a pet friendly owner/landlord.  

It would be better to refer to the dogs as 2 professionally trained rescue dogs under _____ lbs.Here is a possible draft that is more direct:HelloMy name is Cordelia, I am a mature, young professional woman looking to relocate to a quiet and peaceful area. 

I'm like an untrained dog. 

Tenant B moves out a few days later.Tenant A signs hardship form and gives us 2 paystubs for 2 weeks in August claiming they didn't work the other 2 weeks due to Covid.October - Tenant A signs lease amendment taking over full responsibility for the house.Rent status: We haven't received rent for 2.5 months.Our lease agreement did not seem to have an explicit clause that would deem the tenant A's behavior unlawful.

I'm getting ready to close on a 2200 sq ft two story home that smells like a dog kennel.

I want to refi out of my current FHA into a conventional so I can use an FHA loan again.Do banks raise an eyebrow at this kind of behavior?

To which I replied but you’re on metropolitan housing, smoke and have a little dog.

Both are always interesting out here with all of the oil and gas activity.My dog decided to check in on things with me the other day but was more interested in sun bathing.

(I.e. and completely making up place names here...don't buy a house on Lake Mary because you had great summers there with your grandparents there but now Junction City has gone to the dogs and doesn't have many amenities.)If you aren't going to purchase local to you, I recommend getting a short term rental management company. 

Then, we rehabbed the bottom unit (which had been occupied by a tenant with multiple cats and dogs for over 20 years).