Personally especially with new tenants I go by the property and collect the rent every month for at least the first six months just to make sure they aren't moving in people/pets they are not supposed to. 

Third, it gives the ability to add one time charges such as a pet fee or late fee, and you can add offline credits.  

Circumstances should be something real like health, financial change, divorce, death etc.The properties I have seen change purpose have never had a loan called due etc that I know of but you don't want to be that one case someone decides to chase.Lenders seem to have lots of data anymore, we see them watching utility billing etc to determine occupancy.

No pets, no kids.However they are simply looking to rent at $1250 a month and are looking for a maximum of a one year lease with renewal options. 

this is for your health!!!).

He can treat himself as an employee of the new management company and yes he can use it to supply his health insurance etc.  

(only applies on 3-4 units)- do you have 3 months cash reserves after down payment and closing costs (unless if you're getting a huge lender credit to pay all your costs) - only applies on 3-4 unit properties- health and safety issues on the property?

On one hand you might be doing them a favor by urging this couple to confront her declining health and consider an assisted living arrangement or possibly moving closer to a supporting family (maybe the kids?).

Has anyone dealt with this, and remedies please, I did allow 2 pets. 

The wife is ready to sell for a very good price, but her husband has been in the hospital in very poor health for a few months.