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Are these pet fees reasonable?
Hi everyone, I just wanted to get some feedback on a pet policy I will be implementing for a rental property. The tenants have been living there for a year, and have been great tenants. They agreed to sign on for another year lease, and asked about getting a dog. I have laid out the fees as follows...
New security deposit of 1250 (up from 1000 originally). I have read that having a separate pet deposit causes potential problems when identifying future damages.
Pet rent by weight
0-20 lbs $20.00
20-60 lbs $25.00
60+ $30.00
If the dog is a puppy, $40.00 for the first three months and then $25 after that regardless of the weight of the dog.
Looking for some feedback about the reasonableness of these fees!
Thanks in advance!
Taylor