Could you confirm if there are cats please.I plan on responding tomorrow.Yes the lady above does have a cat too. ( she never told us about the cat when she signed the lease but we feel she is a good renter so we let it go ) I never thought to mention a cat when showing unit, only mentioned the two dogs because they bark and l wanted a tenant that is okay with that.Do l have any legal obligation to have let him know there was a cat prior to signing lease?

Then he barks out yelling at me that he is the president of the HOA in their condo.

I'm looking at conventional loans because of the preferable amortization schedule and lower interest rates, but maybe I'm simply barking up the wrong tree. 

The other had 3 dogs and thinks there will be an issue with them barking and disturbing the upstairs tenant, they backed out about 2 hours after submitting an application.

I get your point and I appreciate you weighing in, but for the sake of my own continuing real estate education am I at least barking up the right tree?

They are happy they don’t have to deal with urine smells, incessant barking, neighbor’s overly friendly dog jumping all over them. 

The dog has grown, and is banging around, barking, all hours of the day and night, and bothering all the other tenants. 

In any case,  while the animal is not a pet it IS considered an extension of the tenant,  and thus any behaviors it does like damaging carpets/furniture/barking/making messes which cause waste or nuisance can be used to file notices against the tenant just as if they themselves were doing those actions.   

100% tenants want to have pets and after moved in they bring in fleas, barks etc to the house.

Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree, and please just tell me that if I am.