All Forum Posts by: Heath D Wallace

@Heath D Wallace Cats can damage your property if not maintained correctly, if your apartment has carpet then cat urine is can get soaked in it if the cat pees on your floor. It stinks and is hard to get out. However, you'll never have to worry about a rodent problem in your house because you have the best rodent exterminators in the market. At least in that apartment. I charge a $25/mo per pet. Aniciplate scratched moulding and the pee, that's about it. 

@Heath D Wallace operates as a property manager? Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly 

@Heath D Wallace operates as a property manager? Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly 

Application/Screen every tenant

IMO I wouldn't allow pets since it wasn't leased with pets

Otherwise a non refundable pet fee

I would charge at minimum 350 upfront per pet or not allow them at all

Application/Screen every tenant

IMO I wouldn't allow pets since it wasn't leased with pets

Otherwise a non refundable pet fee

I would charge at minimum 350 upfront per pet or not allow them at all

It is in your inbox Heath, Granted this is a standardized PA form,  it gives you a good idea on how to draft one. I am sure if you search for standardized RE rental forms in your state you will find one very similar. Hope this helps.