Why Landlords & Real Estate Investors Should Allow Pets

A question we often hear from landlords and real estate investors is “should I allow pets in my rental property?”. We understand that having an animal in your home comes with the potential liability of scratching your beautiful wood floors or other types of pet damage. However, even given the risks that come with allowing pets, we do still recommend that landlords allow pets in their rental property.
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[@sherireynolds8821]

Completely agree! After leasing and managing properties over 30 years, there are many great tenants who are responsible pet owners.

[@jedlink136]

Colorado's new limitations on pet fees simply don't make allowing pets feasible for larger rentals (anything above, say, 2 bedrooms). The cleaning fees outstrip the income.

[@tiffany3931]

Did this law pass?

[@gracepmdenver]

yes, it did pass and goes into effect 1/1/24.