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Marlon Zuniga
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Tenant Considering Having an at home grooming business

Marlon Zuniga
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hi, 

I have a tenant who has requested to use the SFH she rents from me to operate her dog grooming business for a few months until she can find a more permanent establishment. I'm inclined to say no given the additional wear and tear on household and appliances. There will likely be limitations due to zoning laws. Has anyone had this or a similar situation before? If so, appreciate any suggestions.

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Drew Sygit
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Drew Sygit
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@marion zuniga

You can easily say no - or you can give them a list of requirements they are highly unlikely to meet - which is a polite no.

1) Written authorization from the ciy on city letterhead

2) Damage and liability insurnace of $1,000,000

3) Rent increase to cover additional wear & tear

4) Higher security deposit (if legally allowed) to cover potential damages

5) Letters from neighbors stating they are okay with additional traffic and parking issues.

6) Whatever else you can think of!

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