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Tenant has reoccurring overnight guest with a dog

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how would you handle this?  I am renting a small stand alone unit in close proximity to other units. Under the lease, no pets are allowed. I also live on the property so have a pretty good idea of what goes on. A tenant texted me and said their "friend who owns a dog is coming to visit. Is that okay?" I inquired further and its a medium sized dog and their fried would be coming over to stay the night one to two times a month. although I wouldn't have any issues with a one time thing, I'm not wild about the reoccurring aspect of this request.  How would you guys proceed?

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Chris Crawford
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Cary, NC
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Chris Crawford
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Cary, NC
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If the lease specifically states no pets - then no pets are allowed. If you allow it once then you have opened the door to future overnight pet stays. I'd message the tenant that a visitor with a dog would only be allowable during daytime hours, and not overnight, and that you are operating under and strictly by the terms of the lease agreement.

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