If so, my opinion is that you are being penny wise - but pound foolish.A more basic questions is WHY - why are you forming this “partnership”.  

I have a possible tenant that told me she had one dog under 40 pounds as well as one ESA dog which I am assuming is over 40 pounds based on the breed.

Run a graph and show the $/unit on the left Y-Axis while plotting $/rsqft on the right Y-Axis so you can see the relative prices per pound to make sure your purchase price is in a reasonable range of the comps. 

If you are using a bank, they will want a down payment, a credit report, proof of income, an appraisal and a pound of flesh.

At most I would allow a small dog (less than 25 pounds, full grown) and charge a pet fee (pet rent) 

I am buying some software for managing my propertie(s), as I am looking at my second property , making an offer, close to closing on this property.I called a guy I know in the area, asked for his handyman and lawn guy.This weekend after getting the Christmas decorations down, I will sit down with the hubs and try to define some SOPs for my new venture.keep pounding my friendsCharlotte The sellers accepted my offer yesterdayThere is a big difference between having a property under contract and actually purchasing your first property.

Oh, you wanna eat a burger a day with 1 pound of bacon on it?

Also, this isnt the place to be penny wise and pound foolish.

I bet they are pounding on this guy hard to. 

Insurance carriers are notorious for slashing bills and as a result know most insurance defense firms will find ways to bill on these types of cases before they are resolved because they need their pound of flesh.Bear with me here, because there's no concise way to share this story but I dealt with a similar situation a few years ago where I purchased a piece of land in Philadelphia that turned out to be deed fraud.