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What to do about the dogs?

Frankie Torres
  • Tampa, FL
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Greetings BP! I currently have 3 dogs; a German Shepherd, Black lab, and a chihuahua, however, something has occurred to me several times already, how am I going to handle me having 3 dogs if in the future my tenants have pets? I would prefer if my future tenants didn’t have pets, however, that wouldn’t be fair since I have 3 and 1 is a German Shepherd. How would anyone suggest going about this situation? Just charge a pet deposit and monthly fee? I’ve been researching and so far this is what I’ve read. Anyone have any experience with this? I’d appreciate any help and advice I could get! -Respectfully, Frankie

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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Your property your rules, you can do whatever you want but if you are looking for a "fair" solution you can split the yard with a fence so you each have your own private space.

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