As a landlord you are required to make reasonable accommodation for Emotional Support Animals.

The seller wants a temporary leaseback option where they stay in the property for a few months and pay rent (with a rental agreement, deposit, etc.).

Be patient and try not to make quick or emotional decisions.Most older people re very brainwashed and grew up in another era and that what you are doing is actually less risky because of your preparation.

Be patient and do not make emotional decisions.Good luck to you!

Put all emotions aside and do the math.

Just make sure you are offering a price that makes sense for your investment plan; don't get caught up in the emotions.

That's the best way to get started in my opinion and just make sure you do good amount of due diligence on what you pick and try not to think about finding an area you necessarily want (or don't want) to live, since it will hopefully be temporary anyway. 

Is it illegal to charge pet fees to an emotional or service animal.

If you have a lease that selectively adds items in just for this tenant I might check the legality of that - also, just as a “in general” comment, you will need to dial down your emotions, this is a business after all, and dealing with people we dont like is part of the job.

What is everyone using for temporary bridge financing?