Vinyl plank can get wet, you can scoot furniture all over it, and if a pet soils it, well, it's not the end of the world.

They've tracked over 100,000 rentals over the last 18 months and discovered that pet-friendly properties don't rent any faster than no-pet properties.

Our clients are more high end market.Another nice revenue stream is Pet Fees for us $75 per pet per stay.House Keeping is also another nice revenue stream for us we charge $150 per stay cleaning fee, cleaner cost us between $85 to $100

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.

Then, I would create a state-specific lease with addendums that cover major issues such as maintenance, pest control, pets, rent payments and so on. 

It'll cost a couple of bucks and take a few minutes.Again, I'd drop some Combat Gel into the holes and place some behind the range, behind the fridge, and, if they don't have kids or pets, under the kitchen sink.Then I'd tell them that the house doesn't have roaches, but I'd done a fresh roach treatment just in case one wandered in from the street.My rental agreement says that the house has been treated for pests before the tenant moved in and that the tenant is responsible for bugs and vermin after they move in.

Hey guys,we have a tenant does not clean up after her pet, or leaves plastic bags full of dog waste on the property corner, and claims that it's the "neighbor's dog relieving itself and not hers".

First learn to deal with the pet urine:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/48302-dealing-with-pet-urine-in-plywood-subfloorOnly an investor would be likely to buy such a house.

I hate seeing the abandoned pets that the scumbags leave.

That being said I'd hate to put in the premium grade stuff and have someone's pet leave stains on it, etc.I don't really want to go with vinyl plank as I don't want seams in the bathroom.Thanks!