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How to Create Clear Guidelines for Pet Owners at Your Rental Property

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Most landlords know that accommodating pet owners while maintaining a peaceful residential community can be a challenging balancing act. While it’s important to grant some independence to pet-owning tenants, there is a fine line. Properties with clearly established and agreed-upon pet guidelines are not only better at making pet owners happy, but they’re also able to keep pet-related damage, hostility, and complaints under control.

How to Add Value to Your Property with Pet-Friendly Amenities

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Pet-friendly amenities can increase the overall value of a property. Beyond the increase in rent prices, it can help a property stand out in a competitive marketplace, allowing you to find more potential tenants.

How Pet Management Software Boosts Your Bottom Line

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If you’re exploring a pet-friendly policy or need a new solution to manage one, now’s the time to consider the benefits of pet management software. Although these programs are not free, the ROI is clear. Between streamlining paperwork, managing the collection of pet fees, and helping to convert ESAs into recognized pets, these programs can help you better manage your pet programs and boost your property’s bottom line.

Five Ways to Keep your Landscape Looking Great When You Have Pet-Owning Tenants

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Choose to keep your landscaping beautiful, make your expectations clear from the beginning. Take advantage of these tips to keep your property looking great and “show ready” for the next potential tenant at any given time. For assistance mastering any and all parts of your pet policy to give you the best ROI, consider partnering with OurPetPolicy.

Five Ways You are Losing Money as a Property Owner

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Whether you already have a well-structured pet policy in place at your property or are thinking about it, there are some important considerations to keep in mind to be sure you are maximizing income and staving off potential losses that can occur when animals are living in residences. Even if you don’t permit pets as a general rule, emotional support animals can still become a costly headache if not managed correctly.

Enhancing Apartment Living with Pet Screening: How OurPetPolicy Improves Tenant Selection

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Pet screening isn’t just a wise business decision; it’s a vital tool to help foster a safe and harmonious community for staff and residents alike. With the right solutions, landlords and property managers can now easily screen and verify animals before they set their paws on the property.

Emotional Support Animals, Service Animals, and Pets. What’s the Difference?

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Over the years, these furry friends have transformed into more than just household pets, they have become an integral part of many people’s physical and mental health. Understanding the differences between an emotional support animal, a service animal, and a pet is essential to understanding how to properly accommodate, manage, and appreciate these animals and those who rely on them.

Considerations Tenants Make When Choosing a Rental

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Studies show 75% of renters own at least one pet, and pet owners rent for an average of 8 months longer than non-pet-owners. This means allowing pets to live at your rental property is one way you can attract and keep long-term tenants. With that in mind, here are some specific policies and practices to consider if you want to take this step and allow pets at your rental property.

Boost Income and Cover Damage Expenses With a Pet Guarantee

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Establishing a pet guarantee is a smart way for owners and property managers to take advantage of the benefits of allowing pets on property while also resting assured that any associated damage is paid for at no risk to the bottom line. Pet guarantees are best implemented alongside pet management solutions. This helps ensure that the program is managed successfully and that all pets on property are verified as well.

A Resident’s Guide to the Pet Screening Process

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Understanding the pet screening process as a resident is vital for creating a harmonious living environment. As a prospective pet-owning tenant, you will likely be asked to submit an application for your pet to live with you in a rental community. All the documentation requested and guidelines presented are there to protect both you and property management and ensure a content living environment for all residents.

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How to Create Clear Guidelines for Pet Owners at Your Rental Property

How to Create Clear Guidelines for Pet Owners at Your Rental Property

How to Add Value to Your Property with Pet-Friendly Amenities

How Pet Management Software Boosts Your Bottom Line

Five Ways to Keep your Landscape Looking Great When You Have Pet-Owning Tenants

Five Ways You are Losing Money as a Property Owner

Enhancing Apartment Living with Pet Screening: How OurPetPolicy Improves Tenant Selection

Emotional Support Animals, Service Animals, and Pets. What’s the Difference?

Considerations Tenants Make When Choosing a Rental

Boost Income and Cover Damage Expenses With a Pet Guarantee

A Resident’s Guide to the Pet Screening Process

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Resources

How to Create Clear Guidelines for Pet Owners at Your Rental Property

How to Create Clear Guidelines for Pet Owners at Your Rental Property

How to Add Value to Your Property with Pet-Friendly Amenities

How Pet Management Software Boosts Your Bottom Line

Five Ways to Keep your Landscape Looking Great When You Have Pet-Owning Tenants

Five Ways You are Losing Money as a Property Owner

Enhancing Apartment Living with Pet Screening: How OurPetPolicy Improves Tenant Selection

Emotional Support Animals, Service Animals, and Pets. What’s the Difference?

Considerations Tenants Make When Choosing a Rental

Boost Income and Cover Damage Expenses With a Pet Guarantee

A Resident’s Guide to the Pet Screening Process

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