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Rory Stierler
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Share your lease?

Rory Stierler
  • Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi,

I have been house hacking a duplex for the past 2 years.  Our tenant's lease is coming due, and I am taking a closer look at it.  I will likely be adding more to the "additional terms" attachment.  I currently use a standard lease I found from the Minnesota Multi-Housing Association.  

Is anyone willing to share their current lease so I could compare and borrow language.  I am mostly interested in those located in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, or the Twin Cities.

Unit information:

Duplex, 2 1br units, large shared backyard and basement. Minneapolis, MN.

Cheers,

-Rory

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Alexander Lang
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Alexander Lang
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Savage, MN
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Hi @Rory Stierler and welcome to BP!

Your best option would be to take your current lease and seek counsel from an attorney. You lease may be well written and your new added in tips may be well thought out, but are they legal, open you to liability, ect? A good real estate attorney can assist you with this. 

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