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Bloody Queef posted:I agree with you on the fair housing front. Then why even consider the can of worms when you have other presumably more financially stable potentials?
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Bloody Queef posted:I do a $2-300 pet deposit (depending on what my flooring surfaces are) and do $50/month additional pet rent. I think this is pretty reasonable and not punitive. One month's rent pet deposit, no additional pet rent has been my policy so far. Officially, no pets are allowed. Zero VGS posted:Not in writing but then he didn't have any pets in the first place and I did my usual verbal spiel about no smoking/pets because I always do. This is worthless. Everything in writing. Come on.
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May 11, 2015 23:52
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Now take some time to modify your lease and/or get some addendums legal in your area so that you don't have to give a verbal spiel that will never hold up in court.
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May 12, 2015 00:08
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I have a very stupid question for a situation I've never thought of before: If you are renting to a family with adult children living with them, do the children sign the lease too? Further complicating matters is that in this particular case, the 18 year old child would only live there part time. My instinct is that he should not have to sign the lease.
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Oct 8, 2015 08:45
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vulturesrow posted:Also, I am selling person to person, no agents involved. What is the best way to ensure I dont screw up the paperwork or any other part of the process? Hire a real estate closing attorney to handle it. Should be like $300-500 for a professional to represent your legal interests in the sale.
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