Successfully Buying a Pet-Friendly Condo

**Waterfront Specialist** · 10-08-2009, 10:26 PM

With the recent economic downturn and more home buyers looking to downsize to smaller homes there are many buyers out there looking to buy a condo or townhouse who've previously lived in a house. However, some of these prospective buyers are having a hard time relocating into these smaller homes due to the rules that come along with condo living.

Most condominiums allow residents to have some sort of pets in their units; what type and size of pets they allow is up to the individual condo association. Some associations allow all and any pets. Some will allow one pet, some more. Some condos allow a small dog under a certain weight; many allow one or two indoor cats. Most condo associations allow small caged pets like gerbils, hamsters, fish, and reptiles. But don't assume that any particular condo complex allows any pets at all.

**Nick Brian** · 10-09-2009, 02:21 PM

Hi. That is a good piece of information you provided. I didn't know all of that you shared. Wish to know more about condos.

**Moore** · 10-12-2009, 03:02 AM

The information is great for me and other pet-lovers as there's a cahnce that your pet will live with you.
Earlier it was rather hard to find a condo where it was possible to have a pet or sometimes the terms were really strict and you ahd toc choose between the house or your pet.
A hard choice!!

**Ortigas houses** · 12-08-2009, 02:18 AM

Nice advice you got there many pet lovers will be happy if there is a condo that will allow pets to live in it

**hugsadsmi** · 12-30-2009, 02:48 PM

Great, now people are botting for this title. Means my efforts of actually working for it were in vain.

**FBCondos** · 01-28-2010, 04:17 AM

No matter what condos are you in (except for those who don't allow pets of course). If you really take good care of your pet, it will be safe for them to live with you.