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Duplex - Different lease terms on either side?
Hi BP Community,
We have a duplex where we inherited the existing tenant on one side. When we put the existing tenants on a new lease we did not charge a pet fee for their small dog and cat. We are now screening tenants for the other side, and I wanted to put in a $25/month pet fee. Am I allowed to charge them a pet fee if the other side (existing tenant) is not being charged for their pets? Or would I need to have the existing tenants pay a pet fee also to make this legal? I would plan on revising the existing tenant's lease next year to include a pet fee, but want to make sure I am on the up and up in the meantime. Any insight is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Tim