If you've ever carried an 80 pound bundle of shingles up a ladder, you will agree.My roofer always get a better price than me on materials.

I take 75 pounds of barking boxer and 4 D-cell maglight

Glad to hear you worked with HfH, I was on the Board of Directors of our local affiliate and pounded nails as well!

HiJermaine here, we are not too worried about the breeds, what our interest are is size, we have a weight limit for pets, we do not allow pets that are or will grow over 20 pounds,

Most dogs under 15 pounds can't be too life threatening but anything with a mouth can bite.

There is a also still a liability exposure.For $250 per year, I think you are being penny wise and pound foolish.

Are you 'penny wise and pound' foolish?

I'll never forget gagging in a hallway from cooking with curry, probably by the pound.

The tenant is always responsible for more than the deposit, but putting something like that in writing will make absolutely no difference.If you end up in a situation where there is $10,000 worth of damage, it doesn't matter if the cat or the tenant caused it, you keep the whole deposit and then you can try to sue the tenant for the remainder.In my experience, cats are not really problematic pets - dogs >35 pounds are what you need to worry the most about

I don't mean that this person needs to be able to lift a hundred pounds (Although that helps) or be capable of climbing tall ladders (Although that helps too)...