The family states that pit bull will not live at the property but with a family friend.In the lease agreement it is clearly states “ Pets are not allowed to reside in the Premises, unless written permission is granted by the Landlord before the pet is moved in, which permission may be granted or withheld in the Landlord’s sole and absolute discretion.

We would also be able to market to people that are on temporary duty or to extended families that are visiting.The advantage of staying in a duplex on our land include:1) Full Kitchen2) Ample parking for moving vans, trailers, boats, etc3) Washer/dryer in unit4) Pet Friendly 5) More space and privacy than a hotelPotential Disadvantages:1) Cost to build: I expect that the cost to build the duplex will be around $85/sq ft.

O yeah, and they would rather sneak their pet in over paying the pet deposit. 

There is a slumlord waiting to welcome you to his pets paradise where you’ll be lamenting the conditions you live in.

The window frame was at the dirt level.The absence of an AC unit is not a deal breakerKilz on the subfloor really helps eliminate pet odorsPeel and stick tiles have come a long way and look good.  

She also has pets and his lease does not say anything about pets (2 small dogs). 

Our property manager has told us that in the state of Maryland, tenants are held strictly liable for their pets. 

ONE of my husband's pet peeves is wholesalers who can't do the numbers.

Comps in area sell for 98-105 p/sqft.This property is water (pond view) but not access.Property REEKS of urine and pets.

It's been in there for 8 years and we allow pets.