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.

Property managers also may charge for lease signings, renewals, a 10% fee for any construction projects or maintenance that they bill out to other contractors, and may in some cases retain pet fees.

This is based on my MTR and having over a dozen close traveling medical professional friends:- Make the PET deposit refundable.

VRBO said their number 1 and 2 request was “pets” and “pools.”

Not to mention, she has lied about having pets, and we have a no pet policy in our leases, unless of course, it's a service animal.

On a similar note, I would be sure to record any pets by name and description in the lease to ensure they are limited to animals you have approved on the lease. 

Any different/unique pets that you welcomed?

If you require they pay 175-200$ a year for renters insurance they will simply go down the road to the next building and rent off the guy that doesn’t ~and he allows pets and smoking .

Whether it's a tree, pet, or whatever.

Unelss it is a lot of square footage I'd look for cheaper options.My lease requires that they leave a receipt for professional carpet cleaning or we can charge them, but usually we have to replace the carpet from pet damage.