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Pet fee, or pet rent. Preference?
We have always taken a non refundable pet fee, varying between 200-300 bucks. But I've talked to fellow landlords in the area and they mostly add additional rent for pets, between 25-50 bucks a month. Which do you guys see as preferable? Or maybe a little of both? 100 dollar fee and 25 bucks a month?
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I recently discovered landlords charge a monthly fee and since then, we do also. In addition to a non-refundable deposit. You'd be amazed - or not - what tenants are willing to pay for their pets on a yearly basis and how that really improves your first year return.