How Does A Landlord Deal with Pet Problems?

​Animals can negatively impact the value of your property and the daily lives of your tenants if they are not dealt with promptly.

​Barking Dogs

• Can be an incredible nuisance especially if the barking is incessant or occurs late at night or early in the morning.  This is an issue that not only affects the tenants in your property, but it can disturb neighbors as well.
• Your tenants will complain to you about the noise, but they may also complain to the city and enforcement.

Urine

• If a tenant's animal has been using your property as a toilet, you are going to know about it.  The smell of urine is not a pleasant one and can be difficult to get rid of.  Especially, if it has not been taken care of immediately.  The smell can soak into carpets and hardwood floors.

Animal Odor

• Many pets have a natural odor that has a way of permeating the home.