CORPORATE HOUSING AND FURNISHED APARTMENTS LANDLORD AND RENTAL BLOG BY CHBO
It can be agonizing to leave our furry best friends at home while we work hard for their kibble. We’ve become acclimated to having them in our laps while we worked from home, and now we can’t fathom parting from them as we shuffle back into the office. Luckily, there are many ways you can fix up your rental to provide a cozy nest for your guests and their fluffy companions....
Having a pet can be an exciting and pleasurable experience, but it does have challenges. One of those is the process of staying with them in corporate apartments. Thankfully, some of these housing options are open to pets, but taking a pet to a new location can be stressful for both you and the animal. This article will offer some tips for a more comfortable stay....
One of the most common questions that property owners ask is whether they should allow tenants to bring pets. When it comes to whether most owners allow them or not, the decision is mostly split. Many people with a corporate rental are happy to have pets around, while others prefer to stick to only human tenants. Some allow pets but only certain types....
Everyone loves their pets, and it’s becoming increasingly common for families to bring their dog or cat along on trips with them. Since these four-legged buddies are considered part of the family, there’s never been a better time to allow pets in your furnished housing properties. With so many people traveling with pets, having a blanket ban on them in your homes can make you lose out on tons of business....
People love their pets. Whether you’re a dog person, a cat person, a frog person, or a snake person, you love the animals you take care of in your home. Because people consider their pets part of their family, many of them appreciate the option to stay in corporate housing that allows them to come along....
As someone with fully furnished apartments for rent, you may balk at the idea of allowing a constant stream of renters with pets to stay in your properties. Yet, national corporate housing statistics reveal that roughly 40% of rentals are pet friendly, and this has helped them to remain fully booked, or booked more often than before. Naturally, there are a few ways to approach the issue, and ensure that the fully furnished apartments for rent emerge without any need for in-depth cleaning, repairs or replacements due to pet damages. Advice from national corporate housing owners typically includes the...
Did you know that 43% of CHBO property owners allow pets in their rental properties? We are constantly asked whether a corporate rental should allow pets. On one had, your property is furnished, so there are things that can easily be damaged by a pet. On the other hand, you want to maximize the number of renters you attract, after all, this is an investment and you don’t want to alienate potential good tenants. Did you know that 43% of property owners accept some kind of pet in their properties, according to the CHBO Annual Report? While pets can...
Pets Pet Trends and Pet Fees. Many renters continue to travel with pets. 43% of survey respondents say they accept pets (down from 48% in 2012). Of those who accept pets, 67% say they take pets because it gets their properties rented. The most common rental period for renters with pets is one to three months. In 2013, the average, non-refundable, one-time pet fee that property owners charged was $204 (down from $253 in 2012). The average pet refundable deposit was $343 – consistent with 2012 results. Click Here for Digital Report. Click Here for Printed Report. Historical Reports: Visit...
Did you know that 47% of CHBO property owners allow pets in their rental properties? We are constantly asked whether a corporate rental should allow pets. On one hand, your property is furnished, so there are things that can easily be damaged by a pet. On the other hand, you want to maximize the number of renters you attract, after all, this is an investment and you don’t want to alienate potential good tenants. Did you know that 47% of property owners accept some kind of pet in their properties, according to the CHBO “By Owner” report? While pets...
Americans love their pets and if possible, many are taking their pets along when going on lengthy business trips. I can only imagine how difficult it would be for a single professional to be put on assignment in another city and leave behind their beloved companion in a kennel or with a burdened friend. Many corporate homeowners have shied away from accommodating pets because of worries of damage to the property, but airlines and hotels have made it easier than ever to take Lassie along for the ride and no longer see pets to be as “damaging” as once...