It should also show any security deposit collected, pet fees, cleaning feesetc.3.

contracts should have it.)21) rules for subletting - I allow it under some circumstances, and for a hefty fee :)22) Rules for breaking lease - I allow it under some circumstances, and for a hefty fee :)23) Breach of contract24) sale of property25) megan's law info26) lead27) asbestos28) Pets & pet rent29) Tenant caused billings - failure to keep appointments, etc etc30) Pests - I don't provide pest control unless required by law.

They are also the ones who whine the loudest about pet fees.  

I found a condo in a B+ area that has reasonable HOA fees and rules (they allow tenants/renting and pets) and the numbers work.I would like to hear from others who have invested in condos for buy and hold, and how that has worked out for you, bad or good.Thank you.Shoshana Shulman

Has anyone found a way to avoid taxing the cleaning fee/pet fee ?

You need to take a look at where they presently live and how it is maintained, if they do or do not have pets, how well they maintain their personal vehicle, confirm drivers licence info matches their application form.

In a SFH, we most likely would have gone months before finding out about the unauthorized pet -- or would have hesitated in issuing the cure or quit due the possibility of a turnover/vacancy in December. 

Also don't get pets especially a dog until you are married with kids and ready to settle down lol.

The problem was not the agency but the dogs—and we've now banned pets.

Lots of people enjoy condo living due to the convenience of managing a smaller living space, but being situated in a downtown core.5.) the strata rules can help you - if you don't want smokers, pet owners, short term rentals, hoarders, etc in your rental unit then it might be nice to have these rules in the strata bylaws so that you can refer the tenants to them or blame the reason why on the strata.