I own my mobile home but I rent a lot in a mobile home park. The park owner is charging us for having indoor pets.

Asked 4 months ago - Union City, PA

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The park owner started charging us $5 per month per animal that we feed inside. It doesn't matter if it's a bird, fish, cat, etc. He now raised it to $10 per month. Our cats never go outside. They are declawed. We own our mobile home but rent the lot. Can he actually charge us for having an animal IN our home?

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    Bolingbrook Trademark Application Attorney
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    Answered February 04, 2013 06:42. Without reviewing your lease it's impossible to say for sure, but, generally, yes, if it's in the lease he can. You may want to take your lease to an attorney for review. Your local and state bar associations can give you a referral.

    If we do not have a signed fee agreement I am not your attorney and this is not legal advice.

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