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Updated about 8 years ago, 10/26/2016

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Scott Stallings
  • Investor
  • Lancaster, PA
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Pet policy

Scott Stallings
  • Investor
  • Lancaster, PA
Posted

hey guys, my name is scott from lancaster PA. I'm a new guy, my first property isn't even ready to advertise yet but I'm trying to nail down what I want my policy to be, right now pet policy. 

I'd like to allow pets, but is it best to charge a pet deposit or up the rent a few bucks? From what I understand (which is very possible I understand wrong), that in PA I'm allowed to charge up to 2 months as security deposit, but can only hold one month after the first year. Again, from what I understand that includes the pet policy. If that's true I'd assume it's better to have a monthly fee per pet. 

Thoughts?

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