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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Ben Sealey
  • Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
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Displaced family from Gatlinburg Fires extra pet

Ben Sealey
  • Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
Posted

Hello, 

I am working with a temporary housing company to put a family in one of my higher end houses.  A father, 2 sons and a small pug dog.  I showed the house last night and the father asked about pets and adding a second dog.  It's going to be a "husky" puppy.  The house is a 550k house.  It has some hardwood floors and some good carpet.  I was ok with a small pug, but now, I am not sure.  

What I want to do is charge a 1000 dollar pet deposit for second dog and add 50 dollars to the rent.  I am ok with loosing this guy, but I don't think I will.  I am just worried about the house being torn to bits training a dog.  The security deposit is 3400 dollars.  

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