Pets?

I was told that when a rental house is sold, we would have to "pay back" costs like replacing hot water heaters, HVAC, replacing carpet, painting, etc. that we previously used against income from the rental business and a profitable pet/house sitting business.I am confused by this and not even sure I am asking in the correct forum.

If a person within your unit has a prescription or documentation from a medical person or therapist that says the person needs a service/assistance/comfort animal, you cannot prevent the tenant from having the animal—even if you have a no-pet policy.

My Insurance policy for the property was recently cancelled because of 'dangerous animal' on property.I already made the Tenant signed a new lease after 30 days that prohibits Pets butTenant refused to remove the animal because Tenant claims she had it before I bought the property and also because the dangerous animal is 'sentimental' to her family.

Another issue is pets which bring fleas.  

If I don't want young kids, or young singles, or people with pets, or certain groups that have a history of not taking care of property, I am not allowed to do that.

If you want a few, and don't care about integrity, here are some you can use:1. subject to my partners approval (your partner can be your pet rat)2. subject to a 120 day inspection (my inspector is world class and in high demand)3. subject to a 40 year mortgage at -0-% interest4. subject to test drilling for gold or silver5. subject to a test well for oil (make sure you have mineral rights)6. subject to a new highway coming through the property so I can sell at top dollar through eminent domainHope this helps!

I also think that kids can be more destructive than pets, and while I get to charge a pet fee, there is no income in more kids.

Floors then got several coats of “Pet Urine Enzyme” that was picked up at lowes.

You need a lead disclosure, smoke and carbon detector notice, pet agreement, we also use their non standard lease provisions and pet agreements.