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Corey Besner
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Malden, MA
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Rental Applications, credit checks, background checks, and leases in Massachusetts.

Corey Besner
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Malden, MA
Posted

Hi All!

I am a newer landlord that recently bought a multifamily house in Malden, MA. 

When I bought the house the unit were already occupied. But now one of my tenants is moving out. 

Does anyone have some recommendations for what they use for rental applications, contracts, credit and background checks? 

Also what do you all recommend for the application process in terms of what things should I ask perspective tenants, and how should I verify to makes sure references are legitimate? What else should I be up to speed on before I select the right tenant? 

Thanks, 

Corey

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