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Michael Nahm
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Advice on pet clauses

Michael Nahm
  • MN
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I have a home up for rent and I received a great application from potential tenants. They have a couple of dogs. 

I’d like some advice on possible clauses that would protect me in the event of potential damage, beyond an added security deposit. 

Thank you all.

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Keith A.
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Keith A.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Texas
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if your state is like TX, there is a standard lease that realtors use (and available online) which you can replicate the pet clauses from. I have on many occasions taken money out of the standard security deposit for pet damages (the pet deposit does NOT cover damages, just accounts for pet wear and tear). 

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