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George P.
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Pets or no pets?

George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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I understand if you allow pets, you're opening doors for whole nother sector of renters' market
Why else would you do it? Higher rent? :roll:

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Nate Worcester
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Nate Worcester
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I think that too many people have pets for you to completely disallow them.

We have a list of dog breeds which we do not allow for insurance purposes. We also have a weight limit for dogs. We charge a refundable pet deposit plus $20/mo pet rent which is nonrefundable.

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