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Shane Dunlap
  • Rural Ridge, PA
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Anyone rent to an employer to house their employees?

Shane Dunlap
  • Rural Ridge, PA
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Hello all,

So I've got the other side of my duplex listed and I'm starting to get inquiries from people looking to rent it.  Mostly unqualified, unfortunately.  Either asking for section 8 or telling me they're looking for a job and on disability, etc...   Then the other day I received a call from the owner of a nearby granite and stone business stating he's looking for housing for 2 employees he's bringing in from out of state.  Initial thoughts for me is jackpot!  Tenants and an established business will be paying me the rent. So far things are checking out.  It's  a legit business A rating on BBB website.  

Anything I should look out for or be concerned with?  I will require his employees to still pass a background check.  

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