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Tyler Jahnke Tenants with PETS! What do I do??
13 April 2018 | 22 replies

Hey BP!I have a property on the market for rent that I've been anticipating getting $1,000 a month for. I now have a qualified tenant interested in signing a 2-year lease at $1,050 per month ($50 more per month than I...

Frank Jiang tenants with two large dogs
5 August 2013 | 9 replies

We interviewed this tenant family and like them, but they have two large dogs, I believe they are St. Bernard. I noticed that many landlords do not allow pets. I guess for apartment building, it is a good practice ...

Kate K. Our tenants would like to adopt a kitten.
5 August 2020 | 17 replies

We live and have rentals in northwest suburbs of IL. Our tenants have lived in one of our rental houses for 1 year and 3 months. They are responsible tenants, always are paying their rent on time and keeping up the pr...

Adrienne G. Pets allowed vs. No pets policy
14 January 2021 | 7 replies

Hi everyone,I'm wondering what you landlords are deciding when it comes to the pets vs. no pets policy, and why you decided on it? I'm looking into buying a long term multifamily house with 2-3 units as my first inves...

Lynn Harrison Laws on pets in california?
15 December 2011 | 7 replies

We are thinking of buying a property to rent. We don't mind pets and think a person with a dog may stay longer. But of course we don't like the idea of pet urine and roaming dogs.

If we advertised "pet considered" do...

Kat Rathell Dog pee smell - stained hardwood floors
8 May 2022 | 1 reply

We asked our tenants to move out due to the blatant violation of the 'no pet' clause, but the damage has been done, and the unit reeks of dog pee. The floors are dark, so we have no idea as to the source, and it has b...

Douglas Larson 77K return . . . but I wouldn't do it again!
25 July 2015 | 36 replies

Older home with great bones built in 1942 - needed full remodel.Purchase price: 235k - short saleProjected costs and time: 45k and 3-4 months.Actual renovation & carry costs $86k and 8 months of work.Commissions/c...

Jill F. 2nd anniversary; 33 units; Ty Bigger Pockets!
24 August 2018 | 3 replies

Next week will mark the 2nd anniversary of our buy and hold rental business. My husband and I decided to start the business when unexpected medical expenses derailed our early retirement plans. In the last two years ...

Carol Bloom How much is considered "normal wear and tear" for carpet?
19 December 2017 | 14 replies

Hello BP community!I'm Carol I need your help how do you calculate how much to charge for "normal wear and tear" on carpeting. I have a tenant moving out, they have been with me for 5 years the carpet was not new when...

Jon Huber Telling my tenants that the apartment smells terrible - in the nicest possible way?
11 October 2014 | 18 replies

So, this goes back to my first experience of being a landlord. A woman (who ironically was a realtor), was renting my apartment. I allowed her to have a pet, as it was a tiny chihuahua. I was suspecting that she was n...