There are also some pet forms if applicable.. 

On average, the lower the rent price, the more problems we have with damage, unauthorized pets, late rent, etc. 

Toilet clogs, pet damage, Tenant caused damages are of course the tenant’s responsibility.

I suggest a no pet policy.BTW I leave a lawn mower in garage for tenants to use, if they don't have one. ( They probably won't go out and buy one right away after forking over the limited cash they have for deposit) You can find deals on mowers at garage sales & Wal-mart is good too for a low cost mower.

Carefully consider if you will allow tenants to have pets and what kinds, if any.4.

The neighbors complain about a barking dog in one of your no-pet homes so you decide to inspect.

Adding $100 fee for the family pet is added revenue, and is less expensive than boarding their dog while gone.

As I have shown, this is just an ignorant statement, although it's the type of thing that is parroted on "anti-bloc" Facebook groups all the time.As for the scamming, Charlie, undoubtedly there is some of that and it has to be stopped no matter who is doing it.

It even goes on to say that they need to allow pets, even if their policy is no pets, to a person who needs one.

They will be checking to see if your tenant is restricted from having dangerous pets, trampolines, pools, etc - anything the insurance company thinks is risky.