Treat it like an unpermitted pet or tenant not on the lease.

I might be open to accept tenants with pets but don;t want to commit.Please chime inThanks

As far as the cat you are correct, but by having a pet it is your responsibility to remove any smell or residue.The house cleaning 300.00 and the carpet cleaning 500.00 are part of that responsibility.

Don't sweat the petty stuff and don't pet the sweaty stuff. 

Utilities included in monthly rent FEATURES : Laundry, Electric Range, Electric Heat, Master Bedroom,Playground, Car Park.AMENITIES: Air Conditioning, Patio/Party Deck,Cable TV, Ceiling Fans, 24 hours Internet service, Dishwasher, Firepit,Garbage Disposal, Microwave, security alarm, Pets Friendly,Refrigerator, Washer / Dryer.

The only way to fix it, short of replacing it, is to call your carpet cleaner and ask if he can remove pet urine smells... any half decent operation should.

If a governmental unit cant provide the services needed to their people it should be dissolved.I do believe that the greed on individuals is not the real problem, but the greed of government in wanting more of your money through taxes which they can not get now within this economy, so they must resort to business "ownernship" to get more money for their "pet projects".Now I am not advocating the us governmental overthrow, but do believe that they must be reigned in somewhat.

I would probably not allow pets because there is no fence, and a large dog would destroy the lawn5.

They have pet-peeves about where smoke detectors are located and such.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.