My PM does do pet insurance and covers damages from pets, but that is part of the regular monthly fee.

Second, accept pets.

Example belowwe found a house for 900 a month rent Asking price was 59900. taxes 1400, insurance 800, renovation budget 25k mostly cosmetic and minor fixeswe went into it expecting a 15% return on our cash out  that gave us a expected cash out loan around 75k to get our 1.4 dscr   When we plugged our numbers  we could go over 47k on our offer to make the deal work  we offered 43 and got counter 47,5  we took the deal assume a slightly lower 1.38 dscrthe key is to scale and be selective on tenants AND not allowing pets (you can offer them but suggest crazy fees to cover yourself)  500 pet fee, 25 a month per pet etc.  

What are your biggest pet peeves about working with an agent?

Your Enemy can also be used for: Price Per NightHousekeeping Fee Minimum night stayExtra fee per guest over X number of guests Pet friendly?

You are also able to make sure that your tenants are taking care of your property and check for additional occupants, pets etc.

Most have pets, I say no pets.. most have them smoking weed in their profiles and my listings say no smoking.

The property was in horrible condition, pet odor, lots of deferred maintenance etc.

Consider 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.

Depending on the size of the house, this could have potential for the insurance placement strategy, which tends to be one of the most lucrative strategies for midterms. 3, 4 and 5+ bedrooms are typically in demand and especially if they're pet friendly properties.