@Ryan C. i would be really careful and check with the local township code enforcement person.

There is a lot of opportunity in Detroit but watch out for contingent liabilities from code enforcement issues on deep discount property.

Having a plan enforces discipline for savings and prevents you from spending with out tax consequence.Secondly, moving money around in the plan without tax consequences is easier in a plan.

If there is a sense of an unsafe or dangeroussituation, resident agrees to call law enforcement at "911" immediately."

Unless the dog has been identified as a dangerous dog by animal control or law enforcement then all dog breed will need to be allowed. 

I realized it wasn't enforceable since there was a no eviction order in effect, but in a lawsuit it would have been helpful.That's the other thing.

I'm not sure how the laws passed would affect my ability to enforce an unlawful detainer

The first question the tenant will be asked by law enforcement following a potential situation is "who has access to the property?"

., and in our lease you can include legal fee's so that's a none issue of not taking enforcement because of legal cost, the tenant will ultimately pay those. 

Unfortunately Crystal River's rule dates back to 2005 so it enforceable since the state's 2014 law that handcuffs cities from making new or changing their existing laws.