I am looking at these generators to remove smoke and pet smells.

Is the less frequent turnover along with the additional amount charged for pets and the non-refundable pet "fee" worth allowing pets?

No more making loans to your pets, no more bs, just actual buyers, with actual jobs, making real money, and proving the ability to pay the loan amount with room to spare.

Also need to address the issue with pets and carpet. 

Also in NJ you cannot charge an extra "pet deposit". 

We charged $25 extra per month per pet. 

The bottom line for me has been to learn to simply stick with business as usual: tenants pay market rent, sign the lease, no smoking, no pets (I'm one who won't take either in rentals I initiate) and pay the late fees where applicable.

I'm not one to put myself in an echo chamber, hearing only what I want to hear and my own thoughts parroted back at me, so I listen to their concerns and the horror stories and the "friend of a friend" disasters.  

Any other animals are subject to prior approval by Landlord and additional pet deposit and rent at the discretion of the Landlord.

.– Texarkana 2006, no pet.).How do you get the Court to act?