Renting With Pets
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It’s not always legal for landlords to charge an additional pet deposit or fee
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Negotiating a Fair Lease When You Have a Dog: A Checklist
Some landlords prefer to rent to dog owners, finding them a more responsible class of tenants.
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Elderly or Disabled Tenants: The Right to Have Pets
Some housing laws recognize that pets are especially important for many older people or people living with disabilities.
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Renting a Place to Live With a Service or Support Dog
Landlords can't refuse to rent to someone who uses a service dog.
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Pets Caught in Foreclosure -- Landlords Can Help
Landlords can help foreclosed-upon families by accepting tenants with pets -- it's good for business if you follow some simple steps to protect yourself.
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Smart Landlord Policies for Pet-Friendly Rentals
A pet agreement can reduce a landlord's risks in a pet-friendly building. Here's what to include in the agreement.
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Is It Legal for My Landlord to Start Prohibiting Dogs?
Is there any legal recourse for this situation?
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My Dog's Gotten Too Large for the Lease -- Now What?
How do eviction laws work? Is there any way we can break our lease?
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