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General Landlording & Rental Properties

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Mike R.
  • Investor
  • PO, WA
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tenant lying about pet

Mike R.
  • Investor
  • PO, WA
Posted Nov 3 2015, 12:30

hi,

we have a tenant that is lying about having a pet(s) and not sure how to proceed given we haven't actually seen the animal(s).  We know there is at least a dog and possibly a cat because a few months after she moved in, we were in the place and smelled a dog.  she claimed it wasn't hers but her boyfriend's (who is not on the lease and "doesn't" live there) and it is a service dog (yeah, right).  yesterday, the carpet person was there and essentially told us not to bother reparing a portion of the carpet because the overwhelming small of cat marking.  BTW, we inherited this tenant and she is still covered by the previous owners lease.   can we give a 3-day even though we havent seen the animal?  can we keep her deposite (to replace carpet and pad)?  thank you for your insight.

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