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Dana Gearhart Considering pets.....
20 January 2014 | 16 replies
Sometimes it would be me (and I am not very experienced with dogs) and some nervous plumber trying to settle it down and shoo it away.When you have a unit with a dog or cat you will also lose out on a small number of future prospective tenants with bad allergies who cannot live in the same duplex with a pet.There are upsides to permitting dogs, one being that landlords often charge more.
Mark Forest Fixing walls
8 February 2014 | 16 replies
This works well in occupied homes because of people allergies and its much cleaner.Call me if you have any questions 832-270-1297Edwinwww.texuccoservices.com
Account Closed toxic houses
23 March 2009 | 0 replies
s Lower Mainland have joined the flood of callers to a U.S. consumer group investigating Chinese drywall that has allegedly begun to sicken North Americans.Thomas Martin, president of America's Watchdog, says that in the past two weeks about a dozen Lower Mainland callers have all reported experiencing the same nose bleeds, breathing problems and allergy-type symptoms that have affectedhomeowners across the U.S.Continued exposure could result in severe health problems, the group says."
Ian S. Mold issue in house, abated rent, tenant still threatening to sue
25 January 2019 | 9 replies
(We have no way of knowing if they’re really related to anything to do with the house, when they ask us to pay the bills they won’t show them to us and we don’t want to suggest we’re responsible for any other allergy related doctor visits in the future).
Nina Ibrahimbegovic Mortgage company saying the wife can’t be vested on title
9 August 2018 | 33 replies
If you went into a fine restaurant and ordered steak but they brought you lobster and you have an allergy to lobster, would you get on a forum and complain they served you lobster?
Andrea Cocolin House Hacking Advice
5 March 2019 | 3 replies
@Andrea Cocolin should let them know that you have dogs (you may rent to someone who does not want to live with a dog, for example someone who have allergy).It will also not look right if you have pets but ask tenants not to have pets - can be but would not be right in my opinion. 
Account Closed NO Pets Policy Scenario- tenant has a doctors note to have a dog. Other tenant gives doctors note of severe pet alergies. who wins?
2 March 2019 | 15 replies
I take great care of my buildings and market them as per allergy free, and attract tenants that don’t like pets (smell, noise, etc. ).
Carlos O. Hardwood floors vs carpet
11 March 2015 | 14 replies
Also, most prospective tenants are going to find real hardwood floors to be more desirable (for the look, and if they suffer from allergies). 
Account Closed Help! HOW Do New Parents Do This?!
24 May 2016 | 33 replies
Does he have any allergies?
Andy K Advice on a mold issue reported by tenant
26 May 2016 | 6 replies
I would personally guess that it is allergies.