No pets.

PMC is going to give 3 day notice to quit for their illegal pet, utility disconnection and non-payment of rent.

He paid the security deposit, pet deposit, and the first months rent right there on the spot, so everything seemed like it was working out.We started the lease in November 2012, which was stressful enough, however, the lease took us through December 2013 so we figured this was no big deal.

I have a plumbing business that's doing well so this is something that's more of a pet project than anything else.

I've never been much a pet person, except for the chameleon I kept as a kid, but I learned that even a vicious dog can truly be a flipper's best friend.Right now I'm looking at 2 investment properties (a condo and a townhome) that need work and I am very reluctant to engage with another HOA.Does anyone else have any tips or tricks on dealing with HOA Nazis?

A normal tenant in a SFH I wouldn't think twice about denying.There sure aren't many inquiries.There's this person, a handful of people that want to move February 1 (I'm looking for January 1), or smokers (non-smoking property).Would you allow a roommate/tenant with a pet (dog) instead of this weekly payer?

Landlords can be held liable in some states if they even SHOULD have known about an aggressive pet, even if they have a no pet policy. 

You sure the little black insects were gnats and not fleas, given that they had pets living in that filth?

(I'm on a few automotive forums and spoon feeding basic info is a pet peeve of mine)@john Kilduff Thanks!!!

So I see see this as a liability for families with small children and or pets.