All Forum Posts by: Shawn Floyd

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First ty for your responses, I had to pass on them as a Tennant because in the end they would not do a rod iron fence , even thought I offered to help with the cost. They saying it would not contain or protect there 3k dog even though there are options that I pointed out to fill the spaces thus containing there dog. In the end they were way to demanding for someone that hasn't even fill a application, what would they be like as tenants. Moving on.

So figure this out after all that the agent(mom) says they decided to apply after all they can just put the dog on a leash. They sent all 3 prospective tenants information but notice a couple of job references are people with same last name as the Tennant mind you not all of the and prospective tenants are in the early 20's. Should I be concerned!

First ty for your responses, I had to pass on them as a Tennant because in the end they would not do a rod iron fence , even thought I offered to help with the cost. They saying it would not contain or protect there 3k dog even though there are options that I pointed out to fill the spaces thus containing there dog. In the end they were way to demanding for someone that hasn't even fill a application, what would they be like as tenants. Moving on.

I have a property with a lake view and No fence. A agent reached out wondering if I would be open to a fence 3" to 4" tall being installed for the tenant (her son and 2 roommates) at their expense. Said reason is for the sons emotional support dog a Miniature dachshund. The agent and husband own a fencing company and would be doing the install. They also agree that if I wanted it removed when the lease is over that they will do that as well at their expense. Removal reasoning is they are proposing a cedar fence and I would rather a Rod Iron one in the future. Obviously I would have all this in the contract before signing. Would like anyone's opinions on this is this a good Idea or could this cause me legal issues in the future?