Smith did pretty well for himself and was able to purchase a nice home in an affluent neighborhood in Denver, unfortunately his health declined as he aged and the beautiful home was left solely to his 20 something daughter.

They may have breeds that would cause them to cancel/raise your insurance if a renter brought them onto your property.I love dogs and cats (and other animals); I applaud landlords that allow pets (with a pet deposit, and monthly pet rent addition).  

Hi,I have a 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath SFH on Oahu that I rent for $3375/month ($3300 monthly rent + $75 for pets). 

Health. 

Our leases say no pets.

Also, all properties are no pets and no smoking. 

This is party based on NY transit lines out our way, as well as the comparative value of living in a more "homey" environment of a multi-family than a condo or apartment building (also often more pet friendly with backyard access).2.

The home is currently rented at 1331.10 + 19$ pet fee = 1350.10  HOA's are 140 which includes pool, trash and exterior maintenance

So my question is there any recourse that would allow the state code enforcement or health code department to come in and take over the property

As an example, In AK, those general commercial loan requirements are:Cap rate of 8% or higherDSCR of 1.25 or higher Two years Schedule C tax returns of property.Inspection with all health and life safety either repaired or escrowed for repairs to be completed within 6 months.20% down with seasoned funds (in your account for over 90 days).Credit score of 620-640 or above.Obviously there are other minor underwriting guidelines depending on the funder, but commercial loans can be great.