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Socal31

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5. I was previously a Property Manager with 350 doors. I also had my first rental at 21 yo.

Reply to BSdetect (Original post)

Sat Apr 6, 2019, 02:07 AM

Apr 2019

If you have any doubts about the one you purchased, I can take a quick glance at the template for you, just let me know.

I would ABSOLUTELY require then to purchase renter's insurance (liability only). If they have somebody over to the house that slips and falls, or otherwise hurts themselves, it will protect you.

The liability-only insurance can be obtained online in CA for ~$15/mo, so I am assuming it wouldn't be too much more. Just my unsolicited $.02.

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Need a blank generic LEASE agreement form. For a standard house to rent. [View all] BSdetect Apr 2019 OP

Easy....the secret to searching for something like this is put PDF at the end of your search Lochloosa Apr 2019 #1

Try this site PJMcK Apr 2019 #2

I don't know if this is the kind of thing you are looking for, but maybe? FM123 Apr 2019 #3

Thanks for the replies. I gave up and bought some version. But will try the links you sent. BSdetect Apr 2019 #4

I was previously a Property Manager with 350 doors. I also had my first rental at 21 yo. Socal31 Apr 2019 #5

Thanks for the tip re renter's insurance. BSdetect Nov 2019 #8

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