We have one for pets that is signed along with the lease, why not have one for subleasing?

I would also like something that is pet friendly.I have considered $1-3 sq. ft. for one unit and $3-5 for the nicer unit.

Make the money, don't pet the sweaty stuff.

I also use Google Data Studio to setup reports for the cleaners so they can get extra booking details, like why they're in town, guest count, pets, etc.

Or pet deposit/fees which could be $500.

A high quality air filter will do better but if they are smokers or have pets the 3 month time frame can need replacement every 4 to 6 weeks instead.What happens is the air filter catches more stuff it then starts restricting the air flow.This also causes the bill to go up.You can use the cheap blue filters but they need monthly replacement.2.When was the last time the duct lines and vents were cleaned??

I get pets.

Pets allowed with deposit.Tenant ACouple with dog, moving to town for a job.

It's one of my pet-peeves but everyone does it.

So we are able to have more strenuous guidelines, no pets, 2 year or longer rental agreements, etc.We have recently started a lease-purchase program and the tenants seem to have more of a homeowner mentality.