Now we need a Kentucky lease that is up to date with state laws.

Purchase 1% ownership and you have all rights to market the property and not run afoul of brokerage laws.

Hey all,I am trying to practice analyzing out of state real estate investing and I was wondering if I can get your guys’ feedback!

I think were legal and within the scope of the law and NOT selling them today for more than they are worth.. is fine..your buyers if they are paying more than they are worth are not going to get financed once they get their appraisal.. and or in 2022 if the market has gone up its moot anyway you might really have sold for too cheap.. 

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If they pass that portion, then you can confront them about the extra dogs and ask for more rent for the additional dogs and a higher security deposit because more pets = more property damage.If you do rent to them, an important note is that many insurance companies don't cover pets like pitbulls when it comes to lawsuits so make sure you are aware of the specific laws in your city/state when it comes to high risk pets. 

Make sure you check your local/state laws on late fees and security deposits.

Are the laws specific state to state?  

Keep in mind, depending on your state's landlord-tenant laws (and judges) these may not be evictable offenses.

I know a good real estate law firm in the area as well if you want help going that direction.