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Prospect seemed a bit odd, but wants to pay cash in full up front

John D.
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A prospect called me the other day inquiring about an apartment I have for rent and I got a strange feeling, but maybe it was just his personality...anyway, he said his boss wants him to move closer to work and wants to pay for his entire lease in cash (or certified check) up front. The reason is because the boss wants to use it as a business expense/tax write-off.

I don't have much rental experience and have never been in this situation, I know that this scenario is a dream since there is no need to worry about rent checks, but again I got a strange vibe. Maybe I'm worrying too much and maybe this sort of arrangement happens often so I figured I'd post it here.

Any advice or anything that I should look out for?

Thanks in advance.

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