A single piece, arched up  at the back wall and tilted downward towards the doors so any water runs out onto the kitchen floor vs under the cabinet.That way the renter must notice water vs. just letting it run under the cabinets until it ruins the ceiling downstairs.Make sure to glue the edges with bathroom caulk. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-29-in-x-33-in-Low-Profile-Washing-Machine-Drain-Pan-in-White-98244/307638946Hmmmm, maybe I'll write a book on how to harden rental units for pets and other damage.Also, since the renter has been in there for 6 years, you should have the dryer vents checked for lint buildup.This is recommended to do once a year.  

My understanding is that Pet fees, move in fees, application fees, etc. are all illegal.

I even allow pets. 

Have always rented to pet owners for a premium in the past.

I’ve had many inquires on property ie can we schedule a viewing, when can we see property, do you accept pets etc. the problem is, I’ll reply back to everyone but there is not follow-up.

Are you going to allow pets.

I never collect last months rent but I collect First, deposit equal to first month, and usually a 600 pet deposit. 

I have some leases that say it is a pet friendly building and some leases that say it is a pet free building.

Have you had any issues with allowing pets?

Then there’s the houses that do allow pets.