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Allow it and charge extra, plus a professional cleaning when they move out. -- nm
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Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Nov 3 '11, 10:59
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Cleaning is one thing. Animals, especially dogs, can cause damage beyond cleaning.
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ty97
Nov 3, 11:00
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my cats did far more damage to furniture and floors than my 100 lb dog ever has -- nm
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decline
Nov 3, 11:05
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this. -- nm
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kare
Nov 3, 11:32
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So say no at first and see if you have trougle renting. If so, expand it to allow for maybe a small dog or cat w/ additional deposit and/or rent -- nm
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decline
Nov 3, 11:10
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I think you should interview each pet on a pet by pet basis. nm -- nm
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groiny
Nov 3, 11:11
My condo was a rental before. They had dogs.
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ty97
Nov 3, 11:04
assuming you're not leaving furniture for them to chew on -- nm
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Strongbad
Nov 3, 10:59
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