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Updated over 8 years ago, 04/21/2016

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Jon S.
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  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Lang and $ recommended for Pet adendums w/spec permission?

Jon S.
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  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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What kind of language and fees would you include in a lease regarding pets? I did not intend to allow pets. However, one applicant has a black lab, which I have also owned and had good luck with, and she seems like a very responsible pet owner and person. I am considering writing an addendum of special permission for her to have a pet. What might I include in that addendum and what fees should i charge for having a pet? The dog is an 18 mo old black lab, supposedly just past its puppy stage, but I know black labs are puppies for a few years. However, I also think they tend to be well behaved, obedient and non-aggressive dogs. Still...what risks am I taking? 

I have all tile floors, new baseboards and trim, new doors, new paint, new kitchen cabinets and new appliances. 

Thank  you

  • Jon S.
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