Tenant's lease states no pets.

Utilities are included, dogs welcome.  

This isn't old school dog eat dog world- it might sill be in other places, but there is a sense of community and I hope you choose what's best for you! 

This is a tenant that has multiple emotional support dogs one of which she snuck in without telling us.

Engaged with two kids and a dogs.

Say you planned to raise chickens or have 5 dogs and it wasn't permitted...

2BR/1BA not as desirable as 3BR/2BA: Storage and multiple living spaces are appealing.Garage, large yard, and allowing pets attractive for many tenants: I added non-refundable pet deposits and increased rent per pet.Renting in fall/winter is a challenge: I experienced one month vacancy (standard to expect 5% vacancy).Prioritized tenant selection: Tenants (Denver landlords themselves) are clean & pay on time.Decided not to allow marijuana to minimize liability: reduced some interest.

There's a lot of people that rather visit a property that they are already familiar with (many photos, more photos, more Photos, The name of the neighbor's dog, more photos) and anything that a prospective buyer will find out later on, even if you didn't tell them.

No pets permitted, per the lease, and we just don't allow them in any of our rentals.It's come to our attention, that they have a dog, and to make matters crazier, we received a hand written letter from the tenants 10yr old daughter, demanding we allow pets.  

I have 4 kids, 4 dogs and a big house to keep up on.