Property Management
A Maine landlord who rents to a tenant with a dog must be aware that the tenant is responsible for:
ANo damages caused by the pet; that's the landlord's risk
BAny damage caused by the pet beyond normal wear and tear✓ Correct
COnly damages over $500
DDamages only if a pet addendum was signed
Explanation
A tenant is responsible for damage caused by their pets beyond normal wear and tear, whether or not a pet addendum was signed. Pet deposits or additional security can help protect the landlord, subject to Maine's deposit limits.
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