I was going to use that as an opportunity to use erentpayment.com or another service but now I'm thinking eviction as I found out from the other renter, within the duplex that this couple has a pet and that this dog has been defecating in the small common area between the 2 units (right by the front door).  

It is not human or pet friendly.

., along with a contact page and a little fun stuff about visiting neighbors' pets and wildlife.It gave me a convenient, easily edited place to consolidate information about the house.

Pets can be hassle.

If it is a flip, then it depends upon costs.Keep an extra couple of boxes of tile when the floors go in, same die lot, and absolutely no reason floor shouldn't last for 25 years +.This means no carpet problems, no damaged hard wood floors, normally no pet problems, none of the headaches associated with the other floor types.If a tenant wants a warm floor, they can throw down a throw rug and take it with them when they leave.Only flooring that makes sense for the long-term landlord.

I am not responsible for the damage your pet did to the carpet.

My S8 tenant decided to get herself a pit bull last year, despite the lease saying no pets.

In our state it is legal to charge additional security deposit for the pet and additional rent.

With the next people get a security deposit and a pet deposit and a kid deposit if you have to but don't let these people ruin your credit.

Pets/No pets.