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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pet deposit question
Hey everyone just a quick question for you guys.
My tenant is going to be renewing their lease here in the next 2 months. They were charged a non-refundable pet deposit at the start of the lease. Now that they're renewing should I charge them the pet fee again or is that only to be done at the beginning of the lease?
Thank you,
Kyle
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Andrew Syrios
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Just once, so no new pet deposit unless it's a new pet. But I would recommend charging pet rent (something like $25/month) for tenants with pets going forward.