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Yvonne H.
  • Mooresville, NC
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Pet Hamster--should I waive/reduce pet fees?

Yvonne H.
  • Mooresville, NC
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I normally charge a non-refundable pet fee and pet rent for each pet. These are not junk fees, because there are higher costs incurred when a tenant with pets moves out. For instance, hardwood floors are more easily damaged, and there is hair in the hinter corners of the residence; in the summer, flea treatment is required. I have a tenant who has a cat and a hamster and is asking me to waive the fees/rent for the hamster.

Does anyone have concrete experience on tenants having hamsters and advice about the waiving the costs for the hamster?

TIA

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