Are pets an obstacle to renting a house?

There are things that you should pay attention to in the process of renting a house and ask the owner of the property. In addition to the physical characteristics of the house, the need for renovation, it is also useful for pet owners to know whether there is a ban on keeping animals in the apartment. Can a tenant have pets in the house?
The tenant's right to keep a pet in the house depends on the absence of a clause prohibiting pets in the lease or management plan. In the lease agreement, there is a section in which material obligations such as the rent price and the main language are stated, the general provisions section. and special conditions that include the responsibility of the tenant and the property owner. Before signing the contract, the property owner can add a clause to the special conditions section. It is important for pet owners to read the special conditions section of the lease carefully.
When creating an apartment condominium, a management plan is created. In this management plan, there are rules for people living in the apartment and management issues. Pets cannot be kept in the apartment if there is a clause prohibiting feeding animals in the management plan. If the management plan states that pets cannot be kept, an eviction lawsuit can be filed against the tenant in violation of Condominium Ownership Law No. 634. For detailed information on the Apartment Management Plan, see "Why is a Management Plan Important for Apartment and Site Residents?" You can read our article. Is it possible to evacuate pets with the decision of the apartment board?
If there is no ban on keeping pets in the management plan, the residents of the apartment do not have the right to demand the eviction of the tenant or his pet by the decision of the board of directors. But if the pet is of a dangerous breed and poses a danger to the residents of the apartment or makes a lot of noise, the residents of the building have the right to complain. The large size of the animal cannot be a reason for complaint. According to Article 18 of Condominium Law No. 634, the residents of the apartments are obliged not to disturb each other and not to violate each other's rights and to respect the management plan. In case of a lot of noise, the residents of the apartment can apply for the judge's intervention based on this article. However, the police or any other authority does not have the authority to remove the pet from the home without a court order.