As we are in compliance with fair housing laws we of course complied with her request to have a cat even though the property was listed as “no pets”.

Artificial grass - since most of our tenants have pets I wouldn't be a big fan.

If the applicant submitted an application, with the appropriate fee and was qualified to rent your home, legally you'd be obligated to rent to them with their Section 8 voucher.However, if you have other policies like no pets, no smokers or no more and X vehicles in the driveway, you can deny tenancy to Section 8 voucher holders who don't qualify because of pets/smoking/parking concerns.It's important to not be discriminatory, but you can also protect your investment by being vigilant in your tenant screening avoiding future headaches.

The kids don’t maintain the yard, are hard on walls and appliances, don’t change air filters, take down the smoke alarms instead of changing a battery and they always sneak in pets that are not on the lease.

Suggestions please Ozone generators should never be run with people or pets inside.They are harmful to all living life.Look it up on the internet.

An incurable breach would be one where it cannot be fixed, like if they got a pet when the lease says no pets they could get rid of it and cure the breach.This means that you can give them a notice to correct the breach or quit the lease.

I would not do pet deposits 

We rarely have an issue and when we do they are legitimate - working nights, sick kid, pet on premises.

Tahoe is a very pet friendly location and I believe we'd shut the door to the majority of our guests if we weren't pet friendly.

Couple other ideas- Allow pet and charge pet rent- Bill back utilities- Add storage- Charge for garage/parking