For landlords that are trying to rent out a property, there will come a time when you’ll have to show your vacant rental property to interested prospective tenants. This happens dozens of times as a landlord.

Pets are always a difficult decision for landlords. Most people want pets or already own pets, so banning pets from your property is a sure way to detract a huge chunk of your customer base. For those that own pets, it can be difficult to find a rental because pet rules are strict everywhere they go. Many rentals will allow dogs, cats, fish and even reptiles, but this can be a noise issue, cause odors and disrupt neighbor’s style of life. Here is a look at the worst pets in rental properties.

A swimming pool is a very attractive feature to have in your rental. Unfortunately, it attracts families with young children that are more likely to have an accident and/or drown.