Here's a quote from Google on search topic "ozone removes odors":An ozone generator will not only remove pet odors but other troublesome odors caused by mold and mildew, fire, water damage and others.

With all that research I developed a plan:5 steps:1 - Write your ad:  "Credit check required, landlord and professional references required, no pets, no smoking, no exceptions" - this will self-eliminate most of the weak ones.2 - The phone call: Ask open-ended questions and stay dead silent until they are done talking.

These are real human beings, that have families, pets, that want to stay with them in a house, not a hotel.

on the other hand, she has violated the contract by (1) not paying deposit installment (2) Pet Fees Deposit installment, she has not move the water bill under her name so i am taking the hit on that one, she didn't do renter insurance. and i am considering file another eviction in regardless the one that is going on which is on a different case for me.happy to hear your thoughts on this lovely case.

But maybe I am just going nuts with all this....Anyway, the Carpet guy advised to spray Lysol ON and ABOVE carpet and vacuum with pet odor killing powder.Before I do that, I wanted to see if there are other suggestions.Thanks :help:

This summer we will house-sit/pet-sit for a neighbor for 2 weeks in July and AirBnB our place.

But given the fact that anyone can go online and print out an ESA certificate for their untrained pet dog/cat/goldfish/mountain lion, things have definitely gotten out of control   Maybe this unfortunate event will lead to some sort of common sense regulation.http://www.cntraveler.com/story/passenger-attacked...

You need to stay on top of pets, unwanted guests, neglect of upkeep etc.

For example,  even if I happily allow pets (example) the main lease would state no pets allowed and the consequences, etc, however if the Tenant has a pet and you want to allow a pet, all you would have to do is attach the pet amendment allowing pets, same with utilities. - This way you don't have to constantly keep changing your lease wording... as it can get pretty confusing pretty quick when you start getting multiple properties with different tenants some with pets, some without, some properties you cover utilities, some you don't ........and then you have multiple versions of your lease out there - hard to keep track of that way.    --- Pet Amendment (addressing # of pets, size, breed, pet fee, that the tenant is responsible for pets behavior, what happens when there is an incident, etc.)    --- Utility Amendment (How utilities will be addressed, who pays, in whos' name, etc.)5.

We have a rental in Southwest Florida that rents for 2800mo.. we require first month, security deposit, last month, non refundable pet deposit, all by lease signing.