@Kelsey GreimThats absurd ..Refuse to close until an updated lease is signed by all parties that includes the correct terms and regulations you expect in the lease agreement .

@Rob Beardsley Thanks for the reply. 

Lots to look into here, might be worth hiring a professional to make sure you do it correctly. 

You could also build in closing costs if done correctly.

With the possibility of upcoming market corrections you potentially may lose a great deal more holding on.

Appreciation is tremendous, in these crazy markets, The only problem is I foresee a real estate correction coming.

@Jacob Kravitz thanks for your reply. 

@Michael Lee Hello, Thank you sir, for your time replying with information, suggestions, I appreciate your feedback. 

You guys can correct me if I’m wrong, but if the lease doesn’t prohibit dogs, it doesn’t matter if your insurance doesn’t cover dogs, that’s Your problem, and the tenant has no obligation to get rid of the dog.Of course, you might get away with it with some tenants but you can’t force them.

Thanks for the reply.