You can talk to any of the big brokerages (Keller Williams, REmax, @properties, Coldwell, etc.) where it probably is better to start out for the training.  

I'm going to assume (based on the title of your post) that the tenant is claiming this new puppy is an ESA and that you don't want to approve it.If it's truly a puppy, then it's not likely a trained service dog, which would keep it under the classification of an ESA. 

@Brandon Ribeiro I’d advise joining a high producing team which will provide you training and leads.

I am currently looking for recommendations on property managers, agents or mortgage brokers in Indy.In return, I don’t have a lot of real estate advice to offer, but I can offer advice on endurance training plus answer any health or fitness questions.

I've been apart of two brokerages, my main concern was training and being shown how to go about certain situations etc.

But some people are train wrecks and it has been my experience that the worst train wrecks are unemployable; they have issues that are severe enough to prevent them from finding and holding a job.

The simplest way to achieve what you want is to purchase the property subject-to the existing mortgage.That said, there's a decent amount of training and paperwork you'll want in place before tackling such a transaction.

Profitable, Debt Free, Great Technology, #1 Training Company, Growing like crazy. 

We do a lot of training for new agents - the initial training is called IGNITE and it's 8 weeks.

I actually like this as it is good for training and also if there is any question about who said what.