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4 months in to the lease and now this... |DIY Landlords

Luke H.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi everyone hope all is well.

I built a new house 8 years ago and have maintained it super nice (still looks like new). The beautiful hardwood floors make me happy :)
Anyways, my new tenants, 4 months into the lease have decided to ask me what my policy on pets are, specifically full sizes dogs.
It clear states on the lease that no pets would be allowed and the violation would be big penalty, and we (realtors and I) made it clear to them that this was no pets allowed place.

I emailed him a copy of the lease he signed and the specific section that explains this.

Thoughts/feedback please

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Nicholas LaGatta
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Nicholas LaGatta
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I've had a 12 pound Chihuahua do massive amounts of damage to wood work, a dog is a dog.  

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