Thank ya fur your time.

We have been very successful with such filings both fur and against rental assistance but really depends on the tenant/saga you are in with them.

Request  upfront a fee to clean air ducts of fur, deep cleaning of carpets and floors, etc so that you house returns to an animal free home that can again be rented to those with allergies to pets upon their leaving.

Even good pets have fur, dirt on their feet, scratch to get in, vomit, etc.I've had similar requests, and here's what I did:  I gave a 24 month lease that locked in the price.

Its fur stands up straight and it attacks and bites.They are required to have insurance to cover the dog and to put it in a kennel or closed off room when someone comes to repair things.

@Chris ReyesFor me as a new investor, my why is to work hard and smart towards financial freedom and to have the flexibility to spend time with my kids and my fur-kids.

Sellers have sent us emails, letters, sent us postcards, called nd thanks us...Ive even been offered a fur coat...LOLWe do alot of goo for people.

I own a home which I live in with my husband and our 2 fur-children and influx of foster pets.I hope to get into real estate investing, specifically, short term rentals.

If the gap is large you will need to apply a furring strip to take up the extra space.

Yes, this means that if the dog is in the backyard, they need to be in the backyard and have their dog on a leash so others are not 'shocked and awed' by their fur baby.