The tenants ruin the floors because of the pest nails and the floors are so badly scratched you get a bid to redo the floors  (bid is $2000) but upon move out, the tenants says, "yeah sure, my pet did the damage but the pet deposit is only $250 so you can't hold back more of my deposit for the floors".Best to avoid a sticky situation and just tell someone who has a pet the deposit will be increased. 

I think it would get a little sticky legally if you ever need to evict .

I have seen others take some double sided sticky foam tape or similar and put in as a stabilizing piece.

Would think that can get sticky sometimes as tenants have jobs too and yet, repairs need to be made asap.

That post ought to be a sticky. 

I buy the sticky paper from Home Depot instead of the mix you normally use to apply the tile, it works better and is much less messy. 

Hi folks,I have a sticky situation at one of my condo rentals in Raleigh, NC. 

Did you read the ultimate guides to screening and to renting your house stickied at the top of this forum?  

@Patrick Owens What a sticky situation to be in.

Some would live on beans and rice rather than miss a rent payment.