I have two nice tenants who let their dog run around in the backyard. Its a golden retriever. My spidy-senses tell me that the new tenant moving in will complain that when she wants to come in throught the backyard (t...

Hi Everyone,

So after countless hours of listening to podcasts, surfing these forums learning from you all, and reading tons of articles/books I am super pumped to finally be closing on my first property in abou...

Do you allow pets in apartments? Dogs are too likely to bark, owners don't clean up after them, and an off-leash dog creates a lot of problems. Then there's scratches on doors, chewed up trim, or torn up carpet to wor...

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I need advice regarding dogs in the rental apt. One of the tenants moved out and she left such a mess behind especially of the dogs she had. I just bought the place and inherited the tenants.

I don't want to acc...

In the apartment business I often get a lot of people requesting to move into an apartment or house and they want to bring their dog, or in some cases their dogs (as in plural). As a landlord I do not allow dogs in m...

I don't manage property anymore, but if I did and I rented using leases, I think I would add a clause regarding no feeding of feral animals allowed, as a means to evict tenants who do this, under a breach of contract....

Any landlords with some history with pets feel more strongly towards a pet vs the other? Say dogs vs cats?  Does one cause more damage or make it more costly to turn over units?

I am thinking of charging a one time $250 nonrefundable fee and $50 per month per pet is this reasonable? I think it is but willing to listen to all opinions and advice. Thanks for the help

All,My property is up for a new lease and i am in the process of renting it to the next tenant. I have just screened candidates through zillow rental manager and shortlisted 2 potential renters.1) An attorney with a r...

Does anyone have experience dealing with an HOA with breed specific regulations? I will be working towards changing mine and any helpful advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. I'm not sure how big of an uph...