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Shaun Hunt
  • Cedar City, UT
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Should I Give Up Storage Shed Access

Shaun Hunt
  • Cedar City, UT
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I own a rental that has a storage shed. It isn’t very big, doesn’t have power, it leaks and isn’t insulated. I rent to college kids that don’t need to store much. They use the front half.

When it comes time to rent to someone else, should I move my things out and allow next tenant full access?

I would expect that as a tenant.

I want to know how common it is to either include full shed access to new tenant when new tenant arrives, to charge tenant extra for storage shed or to move everything out except my things and not allow access to tenant in order to store my things for my business.

Thanks!

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