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Pets in block of apartments
shelly_grogan
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We live in a leasehole new build flat and one of our terms is to get permission off the management company. Has anyone ever done this and been sucessful?
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Depends on what the pet is. I know of people who have been allowed a cat, but not dogs.Gone ... or have I?0
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My lease says no dangerous animals! I have two cats I never asked if I could have them and the management company know we have them and they haven't had any problems with it. I don't think cats are dangerous0
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They can give a written licence for the pets to be there provided they don't cause a nuisance.
The licence can be revoked at any time so its not worth much anyway!0 -
If the lease says no pets allowed, but you "didn't see that bit" and have a cat anyway (an indoor one), what are the chances that they would ever find out, and if they did, what would be the most likely and worst case scenarios?0
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