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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Newby Landlord looking for all needed forms
Hey all,
I've been researching and reading quite a bit about how to become a successful Landlord. I'm trying to find a place that I can download (preferably free) all the needed forms. So far I have a lease agreement, an application (but not too crazy about it) and a denial letter. What other forms would I need and any recomendations on where to download them.
Thanks!
Joe
Most Popular Reply

Joe, watch out, because the forms vary by state and even county. If you join the local real estate group they usually provide all the forms you need with the joining fee. Don't use the Office Max forms, they aren't good. NOLO is a good source, as are many other landlording books with ideas. You'll also want to think about finding/developing a co-sign agreement, holding deposit agreement, notices when things go wrong, termination, and maybe interview questions when calling to verify references.