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David Hays
  • Investor
  • Malaga, Andalucía
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Would you rent to... a RE investor?

David Hays
  • Investor
  • Malaga, Andalucía
Posted

I've seen a handful of conversations on here in regards to renting to doctors, lawyers, "professional tenants", but haven't seen this topic before: Would you rent to a fellow real estate investor? Someone that either currently owns investment RE (irrespective of location), and/or that is actively engaged in the pursuit of more REI (in this case, buying in your market). For the purpose of this conversation, would you make a distinction between someone who is otherwise-involved in the industry (e.g. Property management, wholesaling, RE agent), and assuming otherwise that they qualify on your basic criteria of credit and income.

Thoughts? 

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