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Attorney Drafted Lease or EzLandlord Forms?

Brian Smith
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Hello Everyone,

I hope all is well!  I just closed on my first 3 unit. The building came with 1 tenant who, so far, seems to be very courteous, clean, and pays on time. What more could you ask for right? With that being said, I still think it is in my best interest to have a lease signed by the renter. They're currently TAW. In the beginning I wanted to have an attorney draft me a lease agreement. Since then, I found the website called "EZlandlordForms" they have a variety of sections I can add or remove from the standard lease they provide. My question is: would I be better protected if an attorney drafted me a lease? Or should I utilize the basic agreements from the website and or the agreements that Bigger Pockets has available?

Thank you in advance

All the best,

Brandon

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