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Should I accept a Corporate Lease?

Dean W.
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Hello, 

I have a handful of properties and have been in the rental business for several years. However, I have never worked with a "Corporate Lease". I recently posted a listing and I have two applicants who are inquiring with a corporate lease. I'm not familiar with these. I would assume I'm signing a lease with a corporation (their lease?). The income from a corporate entity sounds appealing, however a team of corporate lawyers doesn't. 

Any insight would be appreciated!

-Dean 

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