Hi Charles,No I don't have a pet slug, but you have to admit, they would make great pets.

No pets allowed.

If pets pee on the straight up concrete floors, the smell seaps through the concrete and it's a pain to get rid of.

Looks good..... somewhere upfront you might want to discuss Pets?

When you purchase a property and it has tenants, the first thing you need to do - while your considering the purchase, is to ask for rental agreements (lease or month-to-month), if there's a security deposit, last month rent, pet fee, etc.

Your pet application should include the pet's veterinarians name and number.

He rents to anybody with a pulse , generally section 8 , allows pets .

Then, I charged a 250 pet fee instead of deposit so now I'm up 2,700.

Even though I'm a novice at REI, I actually know a bit about this particular topic thanks to my mom who is a buy and hold investor.For each of the residential properties that she owns, she writes up her own lease and lists each and every detail regarding rent, pet policies, furnishing policies, decorating and appliances, etc.

Such as taking care of repairs issues as soon as they come up and giving them small concessions when requested (yes you can get a second pet with deposit, OK I will install a ceiling fan in that room for you).I also had a tenant terminate their lease early.