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Generating First Lease Agreement

Zach Adams
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Hi all, I am currently trying to get my first lease agreement made for my property. I was wondering if I can use a lease from a current landlord in another county in Minnesota? I would like to do this as an investor I know is willing to provide me a copy of his residential lease that he paid an attorney to draft. I have seen this lease and compared it to a standard residential lease from the BAR and it is much more comprehensive. Is this legal, or would I be better off drafting my own off of the standard agreement with my own attorney? Or purchasing the BiggerPockets forms? Thanks for any advice!

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