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Joel Boschert
  • Liberty, MO
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Disclosing license on rental agreement

Joel Boschert
  • Liberty, MO
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I'm new to posting on any type of forum but I've listened to and played around on bigger pockets for awhile now. 

Anyway, I am going to be renting my home. The property is in missouri and I am a licensed re agent in the state of missouri. I've been inactive for awhile now but I keep my license for a few reasons, mainly the warm and fuzzy that I have something to fall back on if things get crazy at my current job. 

2 questions:

First, am I required to disclose and/or have it on my rental agreement that I'm a licensed agent in this state?

Second, If I am, would a few of you please share the paragraph or verbage that you have in your agreement so that I know that I'm using the correct verbage and covering myself.

Thanks for all the help in advance!

Joel

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