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Prospective tenant is lying about pet

Sh T.
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Hi all, we are renting our house. We are not allowing pets and zeroing on a tenant. She told me that she have no pets but I check her social media and she have a dog. I might be agree on dog if she told me beforehand . My main problem is that she is lying to me. I can’t tell her that I check her on social media. What should I do? I ask her specifically that are you planning for pet in near future because our house is new and I don’t want them to destroy my carpet. She said no.

I don’t want to loose her because of pet. 

Please advice what should I do?

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Kyle J.
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Kyle J.
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@Sh T. Is this the same applicant that you posted about previously whose check for the security deposit bounced?? Move on already. This is not the applicant you want. 

It’s better to have a vacancy for a little longer than to put a bad tenant in your property. And this is a bad tenant. Way too many red flags. 

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