At most I would allow a small dog (less than 25 pounds, full grown) and charge a pet fee (pet rent) 

That’ll help you stay competitive and attract qualified tenants faster.Also, make sure you’re very clear about your rental requirements in your listing — things like minimum income, credit score, move-in date, and pet policy.

If you decide to allow it, I would add an addendum to the lease stating the rules and possibly getting a pet deposit.

Were you aware airdna is total revenue and includes cleaning fees?

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I like to do that too - it helps save you and your applicants time if they're not a good fit - for example, they have a pet and you don't allow pets or they want a 6 month lease and you only start with a 12 month lease. 

It’s worth using a more comprehensive screening provider rather than relying solely on what the listing platforms include.

Just clarify no notice may be provided in case of emergency access.for pet-do a clean up fine17.3(a) is a hell no on your lease-why would you state you can remove them by force?

3) How many people & pets?