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Carlos Nunez
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  • Lehi, UT
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Renters with pet in Utah

Carlos Nunez
  • Investor
  • Lehi, UT
Posted
Hi Utah BP Community! The renters in my SFH want to get a dog, and asked me if I was ok with it. When showing them the house, they did asked the question but insinuated it was just an idea, and most likely they wouldn't get one. At the moment I said, we could talk about it in the future, and work it out. Even though my preference is no dog, I want to find an option where we are both happy. Please can you share what is the norm around here in utah? Pet deposit? pet fee? and/or monthly increase to rent? Any recommendations? Any opinions? FYI. I would've like to be able to see the dog but they said they are going to look into rescuing a dog from a shelter (possibly a lab). All input will be much appreciated

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