I see a variety of security deposits, but baseline is usually 1.5 times the rent plus additional per pet.

Closing: $109,000 Rehab costs: $23,000 = All-in: $132,000ented for $1395 + $30 pet rent = $1425.00/monthJust cresting the 1% rule, 12.9% ROI.

It is one of my biggest pet peeves when people fail to communicate or stay in touch or follow up.

I recently rented my house the tenant pays the rent and forgot to pay the pet fee.

I am a 100% pro-pet landlord in my single family homes. 

They know they can simply go online, pay a small one-time fee to print out an "ESA certificate" and presto, now their landlord can't charge them a pet fee or refuse their pet since it's now no longer a pet...it's a "certified ESA". 

Looking to get ideas from the BP community on some new ammenity ideas for multi family properties, real out of the box stuff, not the run of the mill stuff like pool, gym, secure parking ......Would love to hear success and fails equally-Currently, I implement a plethora of varying ammenities at the multi family communities: pet park, EV station, bike station, vending, on-site laundry, rentable garden space, digital locks, USB Outlets, community lounge/entertainment area, on-site porter service, 24/7 maintenance, wifi, digital thermostat, UBER Home......

The often have units for rent or rent to own.Some hotels do take pets and do monthly rentals, try Red Roof Inn. 

It was the President’s pet project, in fact.  

I had planned on putting in about 5k in rehab and hoping to get $1100 in rent but I decided to beta test my market by putting up a posting for the unit at $1095 with additional pet rent hoping that the pet deposit and rent might pay for the new flooring once I get rid of the outdated carpet(which is still in great shape).