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Shawn Pehrson
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Shawn Pehrson
  • Insurance Agent
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I was contacted by a company that works with the department of human services. They are contracted to find rental property for high level sex offenders. Rents and lease will be in the name of the company The tenants are monitored daily and also have a gps bracelet. What are your thought on renting to this company. Pros. Guaranteed rents paid by company, tenants will be monitored, and they will sign a 2 -3 yr lease Cons. Possibly dealing with community backlash, possibity of turnover ( them not me) although it would be more wear on the house Any other pros/ cons or thought on the subject.

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Jason C.
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Jason C.
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  • Austin, TX
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I would be open to it, but only with a SFR to avoid issues with my other tenants.

By the way, if you want everybody to read this post, I'd consider renaming it with the word "sex" in the title.

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