This can help mitigate any potential liability concerns, particularly with breeds that may be deemed "dangerous" or aggressive.Insurance Requirements: Some landlords require tenants with pets to carry renter's insurance with additional pet liability coverage.Noise and Behavior: Ensure that the lease includes language that the dog cannot disturb neighbors or cause damage to the property.

It is pretty disturbing to hear the timelines and stress of it.

New leaks under sinks are their responsibility since those are almost always caused by someone disturbing the pipes4.

You should never fight to get someone out of their home unless it's truly serious - they're hurting themselves or others, unpaid rent, or creating a real continuing disturbance that is detrimental to the property. 

The seller's basement was dug up, they tunneled under most of the front lawn, the sidewalk, curb and road were partially disturbed.

Hahaha nice @Ben Leybovich ... or maybe a little disturbing.  

I do the property maintenance at the tiny home lot but try to keep visits out to there low key as not to disturb the tenant. 

Late but here...I'll sit in the back to not disturb...

I'm reluctant to use 'do not disturb' for this reason.

This means that no pet deposit and no extra monthly rent for a pet can be charged.However, landlord can still make tenant responsible for, as examples: all damage caused by the animal, adherence to all governmental and community rules and regulations, ensuring safety of others, ensuring no disturbance of peaceable enjoyment of others in their residences, and so forth.Hope this helps.Barb