NC-BSL-001
North Carolina's statewide dangerous-dog law focuses on what a dog has done, not on a statewide list of banned breeds.
Facts checked: Yes
Clear at midnight: No
Reviewer note: Do not imply local or private breed restrictions are prohibited.
Production write-back and authentication are the next implementation layer. Publication remains human-only.
NC-COST-001
Your landlord can ask for a security deposit. The most they can ask depends on how long you rent the home.
Facts checked: Yes
Clear at midnight: No
Reviewer note: Underlying rule is G.S. 42-51(b). Keep statute number out of reader text.
Production write-back and authentication are the next implementation layer. Publication remains human-only.
NC-COST-002
Your landlord can charge a one-time pet fee that you won't get back.
Facts checked: Yes
Clear at midnight: No
Reviewer note: Underlying rule is G.S. 42-53.
Production write-back and authentication are the next implementation layer. Publication remains human-only.
NC-COST-003
North Carolina does not give a specific dollar limit for the pet fee.
Facts checked: Yes
Clear at midnight: No
Reviewer note: No numeric ceiling identified in authorities reviewed. Do not overstate as 'no cap exists anywhere.'
Production write-back and authentication are the next implementation layer. Publication remains human-only.
US-FED-AA-001
If you have a disability, federal housing law may give you the right to ask for an exception to a landlord's normal pet rules.
Facts checked: Yes
Clear at midnight: No
Reviewer note: HIGH VOLATILITY. Distinguish HUD enforcement posture from underlying rights. Human review every material change.
Production write-back and authentication are the next implementation layer. Publication remains human-only.