Your lease should state what condition the lawn is to be kept on as well as any pet policies.

Invoices we send our tenants, When we receive a Security Deposit, Pet Deposit, Late Fees, Etc. 

No pets, non-smoker.  

I don't know what to say about pet policies.

Don't wait, what if there is a baby in there without an adult to care for him, or a pet without your knowing it?

For those who allow pets, how much do you charge and how many pets do you allow?

Here even with common heat and power I bill the tenants according to the square footage.I have pet fees.Technically I can't fine (usually reserved for government) tenants but I do charge them for behavior that costs me money.

Some people actually keep those things as pets.

You might want to get one of the lights that show pet stains, and see if there's something that's not visible to the eye.

Experiencing tenant with clutter in lanai stacked floor to ceiling seen from the street.Since I have many tenants, I feel like I should make it a letter that everyone receives and include all current complaints that I have (all were covered in lease - but previous management was lax) plus I want to charge for infractions monthly because all units are severely under-rented:1. clutter seen from street $1502. uninsured, unlicensed vehicles stored on property $1503. pet not on lease $1504. cigarettes on ground within 30 feet of door $1505. not replacing filter $50 (send monthly photos as proof)6. not maintaining property $200Tips for me?