For your own home, think lifestyle first (pets included).

She won't have a pet, and I don't normally do mid-stay cleanings/checks. 

Carter faced a mounting series of domestic economic problems, including increases in gasoline prices, rising inflation, and rising unemployment.

You can also see photos of my pets on our website "About Us" page, so I recommend checking that out 100%.  

So, I put the place up for rent for $1,600 per month with a $35 per pet fee. now it is making me $1,670 per month. mortgage at around $982 per month, hoa $98 per month, Landlord insurance is insane, given the fires in california.

A couple other townhomes in the search results allow some pets. 

A few things I'm particularly curious about:Durability & wear: How well has LVP held up under daily use, especially with pets, rentals, or heavy foot traffic?

that's my real concern with hosting pets.. i'm still a newbie STR host :)I have never had any pet damage. 

Contractor Tennant relationship may be challenging, as a contractor i don't like working around homeowners, kids & pets (love em, just not while working)1) Safe off access to deck, hopefully not eliminating a fire egress.2) Do 1 bath at a time, for obvious reasons.3) Create a temporary kitchen.Best of luck! 

(If it’s 3 months out, maybe not a fit.)Occupants & Pets: “Who will be living in the home?”