I would suggest you either prescreen people a bit over the phone before scheduling a showing time (asking questions about pets, income, and credit score eliminates 75% of the callers right there) and then confirming with them an hour or so before the showing (tell people if you can't reach them to confirm an hour before the showing time, the showing is cancelled), or, just publish a rental open house times like 7-9pm Wednesday night and 11-1pm Saturdays.

Consider this; in less than eleven days, President Biden issued over 50 Executive Orders, including; rejoining the World Health Organization, rejoining the Paris Accords (on climate control), ordering the Federal government on a “war-time” commitment to expand vaccinations, restoring collective bargaining rights, promoting $15 per hour for all federal employees, ordering all infrastructure contracts go to American companies, lifting the ban on transgenders in the military, dissolving the Muslim ban on travelers to the United States, classifying Vladimar Putin’s Russia as a “hostile foreign power,” extending the U.S.

My mom has been struggling to pay the mortgage on that house and has found herself in a financial mess and also is in dire need of retiring since she is 74 yrs old and not doing well health wise.

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.

It is failing along with his health.

Carriage house rents for $1050 plus $35 pet rent.

The only reason I even tried for $2495 + $50 for having a pet. was a few comps were at or higher and weren't remodeled, so I went for it.

We would like to be very close to the medical center (Baylor Scott White, JPS, Harris Health) since that is where my wife will be working.

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is in good health and off to a prosperous year.

The pet addendum they signed wold give me grounds to ask them to remove the pet or to terminate their lease/evict.