Boles Property Management allows pets at many of the properties that we manage. Not all properties allow pets, so if you do have pets, be sure to click on the "Dogs" or "Cats" link when conducting your property search, so you can determine which units allow the type of pet that you have.

We allow two (2) pets maximum and NO puppies, kittens, or ferrets.

To have pets a tenant must do the following:
1.) Resident shall deposit a $300 refundable deposit with Landlord as a pet security deposit (in addition to normal deposit) to cover any damages/losses to the premises as a result of the pet.

2.) Resident shall pay a monthly pet rent of $ 20/mo/pet.

3.) Sign and agree to the BPM Pet Policy. .

Below outlines the terms of the BPM Pet Policy.

*No other animal (including any offspring) shall be permitted in the premises at any time.*

Residents agree to abide by the following rules:
1.) Nuisance: The Pet may not cause any damage to the premises, nor may the Pet cause any discomfort, annoyance, or nuisance to any other resident on the premises.

2.) Sanitary Issues: All pets must be housebroken. The Pet may not be fed or given water, or allowed to urinate or defecate on any unprotected carpet inside the dwelling unit. Residents shall immediately remove and properly dispose of all Pet waste on the grounds.

3.) Prohibited Areas: The Pet shall not be permitted in the laundry room, pool area, or other recreational facilities on the property.

4.) Abandonment: Residents may not abandon the Pet, leave it for any extended period w/o food or water, or fail to care for it if it is sick.

5.) Compliance with Laws: Residents agree to comply with all applicable government/municipal laws and regulations.

Landlord's remedies for violations
1.) Removal of Pet by Residents: If, in Landlord's sole judgment, any rule or provision of this Pet Agreement is violated by Residents or their guests, Residents shall immediately and permanently remove the Pet from the premises upon written notice from Landlord. Removal of the pet from the premises does not release tenant from the responsibility to fulfill their lease agreement.

2- Removal of Pet by Landlord: If, in Landlord's sole judgment, Residents have abandoned the Pet, left it for any extended period without food or water, failed to care for it if it is sick, or left it unattended in violation of the rules herein, then Landlord may, upon one day's prior written notice left in a conspicuous place, and in accordance with the terms of the Lease dealing with entry of the premises, enter the dwelling unit to remove the Pet, and turn the Pet over to a humane society or local authority. Landlord shall not be liable for loss, harm, sickness, or death of the Pet unless due to Landlord's negligence. Landlord has no lien on the Pet for any purposes, but Residents shall pay for reasonable care and kenneling charges if the Pet is removed in accordance with this paragraph.

3.) Cleaning and repairs: Residents shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire amount of all damages caused by the Pet. If any item cannot be satisfactorily cleaned or repaired, Residents must pay for complete replacement of such item. If urine odor is detectable, carpet may be replaced at a cost to the Resident of $2.75/sq. foot.

4.) Injuries: Residents shall be strictly liable for the entire amount of any injury to any person or property caused by the Pet, and shall indemnify Landlord for all costs resulting from same.

5.) Move-out: After Residents vacate the Premises, carpet cleaning costs will be subtracted from Resident’s pet security deposit. Any other costs associated with de-fleaing, de-odorizing or any other sanitization to ensure the elimination of possible health hazards for future tenants will also be subtracted from Resident’s pet security deposit. If charges to the security deposit for damages not related to the pet exceed the amount of the security deposit, the pet deposit may be used to cover those charges.