What kind of things would go into a contract to drive this behavior from the contractor?

If you are happy with the tenants, I recommend letting sleeping dogs lie and go month to month until you are more sure you are at market or below.

However, I’m sure part of that was the notice that there would in fact be a walk through in conjunction with my suspicion they’d rather take their chances with the next owner than the current so their on their best behavior, so to speak.The current owner has deferred maintenance for quite a long time to the point that there are probably some major violations.

So yes if you have a dog of a property thats right but lets not forget the money is made on the buying end, make a bad buy then you are there hard to sell property. thank you for reading and engaging

So while there's a lap pool, gym, concierge, bocce court, and numerous other amenities, there's nary a tub in the place. . . unless you count the tubs in the dog spa.

@Stephen Shelton Actually you’re not responsible for any of the things you mentioned (trees falling, dogs biting, old people slipping) unless somebody can prove you negligent, just like the utility is daring you to try and find them negligent here.

I have potential tenants who want to rent my house, and they have three dogs and two cats.

Try to keep cool/neat/unique things in the park that millennial's would like, for example, maintained playground for kids, muscle beach style outdoor workout area for adults, a neat trail system inside the park itself for dog walkers, a community BBQ area, etc...

She has two dogs, Dog1Name and Dog2Name, that are very close to her and vice versa.

I am currently living with my GF at her place because she has a fenced in yard and together we have four dogs.