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Travis Paez
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  • Arnold, MD
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My Maryland Tenant wants to pay the rest of his rent

Travis Paez
  • Investor
  • Arnold, MD
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Alright BP, here's a question. I have a tenant that I recently placed in a Baltimore area home on a long term lease. Before the first month is up, he told me that due to an inheritance, he would like to pay the rest of his lease off in one lump sum. It sounds like a no-brainer, but what could be the possible drawbacks to accepting the rest of his rent at once?

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