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Looking for advice on obtaining a lease agreement for Florida
Hello BP. I just landed my first deal a few months ago. Bought a duplex in Florida, actually my first real estate purchase ever. With the purchase of the property I inherited tenants and the previous owners lease. Renewal time is coming soon and I was seeing what peoples opinions are on obtaining a new lease agreement. The lease I took over was done by a lawyer (name a number is on every page) so I was considering just scanning it then editing it. Or if I got a new one does it have to be state specific? I am trying to save some money as I know a lawyer would not be cheap but I will use one if necessary. Can anyone possibly send me a blank one? Please help any advice would be greatly appreciated!