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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

First, last, deposit, rights to first child?
We are closing on our first buy and hold unit (before it has been vacation rentals only) and I am wondering what to do with our tenant regarding rent and deposit. We have a rock solid lease agreement but I don't know if asking for first, last and deposit is too much. We are renting the home out for $1375.
First, last plus deposit of the same amount would be $4125 which is a tough pill to swallow.
Any help would be appreciated. This is the home in Charleston, SC I mentioned last week.
Thanks BP!
Mike
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I had never thought of asking for rights to first child. That could backfire! :-D