Which one has a monthly pet fee?

That the allure product is hard to beat for a rental particularly if you allow pets.

How would you feel if the aluminum wiring loosened up(as it has an unfortunate tendency to do, which is why insurers shy away from it,) and it burned your house down- not only potentially harming your residents, their pets, and their belongings, but possibly spreading beyond that, as fires in California tend to do?

Water is cheap up here, it would take a while to break even with the water saved.Most tenants also want a yard to have pets or kids play in, verse having them play in the rocks or mulch.

At the very least I assume it helps with pet messes.

I am currently renting a 1 bed/1bath unit for myself in a high rise apartment complex for around $2,400/month (rent, pet fee, water, trash, sewage, utilities, and cable.) my lease is up February 1st.  

I affectionately refer to this prospect as the Pee House as it reeks of pet urine. 

These have held up well even in rentals with pets; some are going on now about 7-8 years. 

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.

If it's damaged from pets, liquid spills or other things like that and you have photos, you should be within your rights to have it professionally redone and deduct from the deposit.