@Monae Petty-Owens pet rent is common these days as people's attitude towards pets has changed.

At lease signing would be the best time to require a pet fee/new pet rent and do any rent increases.  

More or less like a thin pad-less carpet, and you can always roll them up to toss them at the end of a long tenancy (buy clearance/sales). 3) If you allow pets, I try and go cats upstairs, dogs downs (like to jump and play).

I have him make sure all brush is off and not touching buildings (a pet peeve of mine).  2) If I am in town, I may go do some of it myself, but generally I am out of town working so I hired someone. 

They can get your home rented quickly but I question whether or not renters are properly vetted and GWM does not always pay attention to your desires (i.e. no pets).

There are 800 FICO people that I wouldn't let pet my dog unsupervised, and 500 FICO people that I'd lend my car to no questions asked.

All of the snooty apartment complexes we looked into were so corporate there was no wiggle room for cash.The first item, of course is Pets.

If they moved in additional unapproved people or pets that would be good to know. 

In addition to what Anthony said: "How many pets do you have?""

Lease is very clear about no pets.