Specify the additional pet rent, pet fee, or pet security deposit, if applicable.However, landlord should consider how accurately weight corresponds to undesirable pet behavior and/or damage risk before imposing restrictions. Weight limits are often imposed on dogs, as some breeds can grow as large as 150 pounds. Depending on the size of the unit, or preferences of the landlord, a reasonable weight limit per pet (or total combined weight limit of all pets) can vary. Identify the weight limit of each pet, if applicable.Consider the square footage of the unit (as well as access to outdoor space for dogs) when determining an appropriate limit on the number of pets allowed. Depending on the size of the unit, or preferences of the landlord, the reasonable number of pets allowed in a unit can vary. Keep in mind that the Illinois Dangerous Animals Act also prohibits keeping of dangerous animals of primates as pets. This lease provision can be as simple as allowing cats or dogs, but not birds or reptiles. Identify the types or breed of pets allowed.Reasonable requests for information on the pet(s), such as confirming ownership, vaccinations, training, and care schedule are well within a landlord’s right, as they can impact quality of life for the building or community. Landlords who choose to allow pets should have an established pet policy and a reasonable screening process that is detailed thoroughly and enforced consistently across the property. So how can you protect your property, but remain competitive in the rental market?
As a landlord, that means that adopting a no-pet policy for your rental units could result in a loss of over half of your prospective tenant pool. According to the 2017-2018 National Pet Owners Survey, 68% of U.S.
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