Pet Policy
All of our rental properties are pet-friendly, upon approval.
Please read our Pet Policy below before applying. Be sure to Contact Us if you have any questions!
– All pets must be vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and fully house-trained.
– All pets must be well-behaved, supervised and leashed when taken outside of fenced areas, and must get along with people and other animals.
– Dogs must be crated when you are not home, and no pets left unattended for long periods of time.
– All pet messes must be cleaned up, and properly disposed of.
– Pets must not be allowed to disturb neighbors, or damage property in any way.
– A non-refundable pet fee is due at lease signing. Any damage or extensive cleaning upon move-out that is not covered by this fee will be the responsibility of the tenant.
Important Note:
Some of our units are part of a property with a limit on total number of dogs allowed. Depending on current occupancy, these apartments may not be able to accept pets. Please read the current Furnished Finder listing carefully, and ask before applying, to make sure your pet can be accommodated.
Types of Dogs Not Allowed:
Akita, Alaskan Malamut, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd, Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Siberian Husky, Wolf/Hybrid, Presa Canario, or any cross/mix of the above.
Assistance Animals Statement
KBL Property Solutions complies fully with all federal and state Fair Housing laws regarding assistance animals. Verified service animals and emotional support animals (ESAs) are not considered pets and are not subject to pet fees, breed restrictions, or standard pet rules. Tenants requesting to keep an assistance animal must submit a written reasonable accommodation request and, when applicable, provide documentation from a licensed healthcare provider supporting the disability-related need for the animal.
Service animals in training are not considered fully qualified service animals under federal law and may be treated as pets for the purpose of housing policies, including pet fees and restrictions, unless and until the animal is trained to perform specific tasks directly related to a disability. Animals that do not meet the legal definition of a trained service animal, or for which no valid documentation is provided, will be subject to all applicable pet policies, fees, and limitations.
Tenants are responsible for the behavior, health, cleanliness, and control of all animals on the property at all times. Landlord reserves the right to require removal of any animal that causes damage, disturbs other tenants, or poses a safety or health risk.