Landlords are often hesitant to rent to people with dogs for fear that, besides the damage dogs can do to properties by accidents on carpets, chewing on things or scratching doors, that the landlords may be liable if the tenant’s dog bites someone. While every state handles dog bite laws a little differently. In California
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Usually, landlords look for renters who do not have any pets. The reasons are quite simple and easy to understand. But is it really a wise and profitable decision on the landlord’s part?
Read More ...Reconsidering Your No Rental Pet Policy
If you are a beginner in the landlord world, you may have already had many colleagues and peers warn you to stay clear of having a pro pet rental policy. Having a pet friendly lease can often times lead to extreme property damage, more expensive turn around, and a lot of liability. Dogs can sometimes
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