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Tenants don’t speak Englis
My Potential tenants do not speak English the contract that I am going to have them sign is going to be in English should I consider in hiring a translator or try to get a contract in Spanish and if so how do i get one in Spanish? Thank you
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@Gabriel Benavidez Try to see if they have kids or a family member who speaks English. If they do, you can have them present when you go over the contract. Good luck!