"Tenant pet fee clause example"; "Tenant severability clause example," etc.Just remember this: You are letting a complete stranger into your rental property.

Rental Policies such as cancellation, smoking, pets?

But if you have nice stuff, no pets and are routinely clean, living in a flip might allow you to wait for a great offer vs feeling pressure to accept a lower one or worse mark the property down.

My contractor has mentioned the city would like him to hire an arborist to assess the health of the tree.

The year contract was up in February of 2019, but due to some health issues (mine), and the renter trying to buy their own home, time passed by and now a full year and 3 months or so has gone by.  

There was a time during a really hot spell a few years back when we had so many underground lines break (in the thousands) that we actually had a health crisis. 

Typically it comes from pets peeing on the floor, but I can see clear area rub lines, which makes me just think these are old wood floors that are showing their age/character.Having a local professional assess them is the only true way to know.  

Also, I'm still open to the idea of renting, so if anyone has any leads on a landlord who would like some residents with a great credit score, no pets, and never party, I'd love to hear! 

I work in Home Health so I spend a lot of time driving the city, mostly inside 465.

The health department has gotten a little more strict lately and you will have to manage the stream buffer in addition to well locations.