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Stan Tallman
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Texas lease contract additions?

Stan Tallman
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi-

Anyone willing to share their actual modified lease contract? looks like most people use the TAR boilerplate contract.  Can I simply redact all references to TAR but use the same verbage if i'm not a realtor? Also, what do you add or emphasize with your renters?  Thanks in advance!

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    Quote from @Stan Tallman:

    Hi-

    Anyone willing to share their actual modified lease contract? looks like most people use the TAR boilerplate contract.  Can I simply redact all references to TAR but use the same verbage if i'm not a realtor? Also, what do you add or emphasize with your renters?  Thanks in advance!


     Hello Stan,

    I have a TX lease agreement I can share with you. I reviewed it with a friend of mine who's an investor with dozens of properties so I feel confident you'll like it. I also added the new appliances I have provided, if there are any issues it's the tenants responsibility to fix. Also get the grass cut every 2 weeks. I have provided a contractor they can reach out to for any issues. I don't want a 2am call the toilet is leaking. Stuff like that. DM me and I'll share. Good luck to you!

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