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1st time landlord - should a lawyer review my lease agrmt?

John D.
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I have a condo in Philadelphia that I'd like to rent. I have found a couple good lease agreement templates on this website. Once I update them, should I invest in having a lawyer review these documents to make sure they are airtight? If so, how much would it cost to have a lawyer do this?

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Absolutely!!! Money well spent upfront and that very same agreement can then be used comfortably over and over again.

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