Get a Leash on the Three P’s of Pets:Pet Deposits, Pet Fees, and Pet Rent Whitney Hahn | Paragon Real Estate Advisors | Many landlords question whether or not they should allow renters to have pets in their apartments.

My question i do I go for the full shebang and eat into potential profit or will the extended lifetime of the home and the sturdiness of the foundation be enough to cover the investment?

Now I was still able to keep my commercial credit but that was ONLY because of a 2 decade plus relationship with one particular bank that went to bat for me.. but I was on a VERY short leash.. but it was worth it now that we have bounced back deep into the black I am back to being the largest or ( one of ) largest borrowers at that bank and I finally got a 50% LTV owner occ loan on my home in Lake Oswego.

It is very popular as it is well-priced, sturdy and well-made.

If I had some 20-something kid with a pit bull who was straining at its leash and peeing all over the place while we stood there talking, and HE said HIS dog was a service animal, I'd be extremely dubious.

Both are sturdy and don’t need to be replaced every time a tenant moves out.