February 1, 2010

Resources for Rental Managers

See how a pets-allowed policy can work for your rental community

The Humane Society of the United States

Landlords or housing managers can play an important role in preserving the bond between responsible pet owners and their companion animals by instituting a pets-allowed policy. Read our advice below on how to address some of the concerns you may have about welcoming pets into your community, and take advantage of the opportunity to increase your market share. You will reap the financial rewards.

13 Steps to Developing an Effective Pets Policy »

The Top Eight Concerns of Rental Managers and How to Address Them »

Why a Pets-Allowed Policy Makes Cents »

A Checklist for Rental Managers: How to Identify Responsible Pet Owners »

Sample Pet Addendum to a Rental Agreement »

Sample Pet Application Form »

Spreading the Word about Your Animal-Friendly Policy »

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Resources for Rental Managers

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