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Richard Campbell Jr
  • Investor
  • White Haven, PA
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Allowing pets and pricing for them.

Richard Campbell Jr
  • Investor
  • White Haven, PA
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There weren't many forums for pets on here so I wanted to start the discussion. Please answer the following information below and post any additional comments/questions or advice. Thanks in advanced!

State: Pennsylvania.

Security Deposit: Two Months Rent.

Pet Deposit: None.

Pet Fee: None.

Additional Rent. $25/month for most pets and dogs under $50/month on a case by case basis.

Breeds: Whatever my insurance will cover.

I don't charge a pet fee or a pet deposit because I don't know if I can, since in Pennsylvania the max I can charge for a security deposit is twice the rent. Also, I don't know if the pet fee is related to the deposit, so I don't charge that either.

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