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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/20/2022

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Christopher B Holbert
  • New to Real Estate
  • Charleston, WV
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Tenant requesting to rent bounce house/waterslide

Christopher B Holbert
  • New to Real Estate
  • Charleston, WV
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Tenant requesting to rent a bounce house and an inflatable waterslide from a local company to use on property for a birthday party. My gut tells me to say no to avoid opening myself up to the liability. This tenant has been very compliant with lease terms, never causes problems, ands always pays rent on time. However, the lease does not have any clauses pertaining to such matter (as of now). Is there anyway I can say yes and also protect myself? What would you do in this situation and how should I handle it? #newbielandlord

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