All too often, that ability is considered a mere "privilege," similar to the privilege of an owner to use the community pool or clubhouse, or to park a specific number of cars in a driveway.

It is a honor and privilege to be a part of bigger pockets.

Let him know because you work together doesn't give him any special privileges and it's a business and the rent is due on the first.

All my tenants are M2M, all the rights and privileges are the same for tenant and landlord.

But, charge a higher rent for the privilege of doing so, with the extra benefit of no extra drama for you.It's not about being benevolent to people who want to buy a home, blah blah - that's not your job - to care about doing them favors because they want to buy a home.  

If you operate your business properly you do not lose.If a landlord chooses to accept pets then those tenants need to pay for that privilege and that landlord should benefit by making more money.

Lying about your relationship with a company is grounds for a PERMANENT BAN from our site.If you're unable to participate on our discussions without promoting your business, you will not have the privilege of participating in the future.Thank you.

I would never charge less that $100/month for the privilege of a tenant having pets.

Some folks appreciate it and treat it like a privilege, others take advantage.

The business across the street had been allowing my tenants to park in his lot in the winter if they paid him $200 for the season, but they abused the privilege, messed up his plowing, parked more than the allowed number of cars, etc.