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Pets can cause damage to a property and it's always good to be ready for that. Always make sure to check your local laws to find out exactly what you may charge for a pet deposit. Can it be separate from the main deposit for damages, and if so how much may you charge? This may change from state to state, so make sure to prepare yourself for this and read up on the laws in your area.



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POSTED December 26 2013 10:42 AM
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