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Ron DeMaria
  • managment
  • Pittsburgh, pa
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Rental wear and tear due to ESA (Emotional Support Animals)

Ron DeMaria
  • managment
  • Pittsburgh, pa
Posted

Fellow Landlords,

I noticing more and more dogs/cats are ESA's. I welcome pets in my rental but like to be compensated for the wear and tear.

How do you handle this situation? I know if we have multiple applicants we are free to choose who is the best fit....

I was also thinking of increasing the rent to include the "pet-rent" for everyone - but that make the rental price look inflated.

I appreciate your thoughts.

Thank you!

Ron

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