I drove by a "pet cemetery" the other day and it really got me thinking.... lol, sorry.

I would take note when you have access to the property on whether or not it looks or smells of smoke, pets kept on the premises, and any damages you may notice to calculate cost of cleaning fees/replacements.

The problem is lot of rentals don't allow pets which is sad.Can anyone help me to find a small rental home with a small back yard.She qualifies for $1500/month rent.

Also another question, I had a pet deposit with my old tenants.

So I usually say "pets considered depending on size and temperament".

I was going to use the company OxiFresh carpet cleaners they use pet and child safe cleaning products they also have a special for under $200 with the coupon code GR0616.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Any repo, foreclosure or eviction is poison.Then Income, can they afford it.Ability to pay, then look to other aspects, criminal records, credit issues, solvency, job security, who will be there and who they are, any pets, how do they present themselves, do they seem civilized or are they idiots?

Hello BP community,Any advice regarding amount to ask for pet deposit?

But it was a little more extreme, constant stray pets, flee infestation (that was a joy) etc.