Landlord Loopholes: Issues To Consider When Renting An Apartment
- By
Blair Bedford
Pets
Petsin the residence could be a deal breaker for your landlord. Don’t get caught trying to raise a pet in an apartment that doesn’t allow them, or keep a pet of a prohibited size or breed. This could compromise your security deposit at the end of the lease term and may even get you evicted. And don’t think it’s just the landlord that will call you out. A nosy neighbor, someone with allergies or a nervous parent could be on the horn telling everyone if they get a whiff of the news.
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