From what I've read, the quicker these parties get a call the more likely you are to get the deal. 

That said, specifically what makes you want to pay a 3rd party for plan "compliance"? 

You would go back on forth via counter until an agreement is reached between both parties and then formal documentation.

I would suggest adding a pet addendum or modifying the page of the lease that refers to pets.Having the changes initialed and dated by all parties and reflect the changes to accounting "pet deposit" or additional deposit.

Or you can be late to the party and pay more to get in, but don't have to worry about demand.I can't say I am not day dreaming about things like this, but I am also a bit risk averse. 

I'm late to the party, but I'd like to chime in here.My approach sort of splits the difference between J.

I can also save some more money if needed, reason I do not have as much saved is because I am in the middle of a BS lawsuit and I have spent six figure on lawyers but case should be over soon and I am hoping I win as the other party basically have given up.

But it does lend a tone of seriousness to the deal, and can help both parties negotiate in a more constructive fashion." 

Both must be on the lease as responsible parties.5. 

The hardest part is going to be finding a 30-year fixed mortgage at 6.75%.