@Cory LucasThey all sneak extra people and pets in. lol.

Hi,Does anyone have any experience with their insurance company not covering domestic animal damage (not pets but dogs that found their way in) and cleanup of toxic drug fumes?

It was like an event space / Airbnb and had a bunch of animals you could pet and hold. 

Helps with relocation expenses Reduced risk of a lawsuit Allows you to be pet friendly Lowers the chance of an increase in insurance premiums 

These include "this is a crime-free property," "smoke-free," how long a guest can stay and how frequently (sometime the guest isn't a guest but someone who has moved-in permanently), pet policy, specifics on reporting maintenance, and more. 

The inherited lease is not very strong or specific on housekeeping pet rules.

We market the LVP as "pet friendly, water-proof, and you can mop it, sweep it, vacuum it."

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

No pets.

I also recommend making a list of Landlord problems (marketing, screening, unpaid rent, tenant wants to break lease early, tenant wants to add/remove roommate, unauthorized pets, etc.), develop a plan for tackling each one in accordance with the law, and then develop a written process so you're prepared.I also recommend you learn the power of leverage.