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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do they do NNN leases for residential?
I know they do this for commercial. Is there any way to have tenants paying maintenance, etc.?
Other than lease options?
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Besides, would tenants pay for maintenance? I wouldn't want that decision in their hands.
Example: Tenant A is moving out in a couple months and unfortunately rain water has started to pour in. But, what do they care, they'll leave soon. Let it rain, let it rain. They move out, and you have 100s or thousands of dollars in damage that could have been mitigated had you known early on.