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Stair code & tenant agreements

Micah Loewen
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I have a situation where my stairs are not 100% to code in Texas. Can I include something in the Rental Agreement where they would sign, acknowledging the stair issue and that we are not liable? 

(additional info: changing the stairs or getting new ones would be a massive undertaking)

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Mike Reynolds
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Quote from @Micah Loewen:

I have a situation where my stairs are not 100% to code in Texas. Can I include something in the Rental Agreement where they would sign, acknowledging the stair issue and that we are not liable? 

(additional info: changing the stairs or getting new ones would be a massive undertaking)


 What makes them not compliant? Maybe I can help. Stairs are easy. I built my first set at 15 yo and I turn 60 this year. Maybe I can help you make them compliant. 

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