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Michael Nahm
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Referrals for a former Tenant

Michael Nahm
  • MN
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My current tenants were charged with felony drug possession and since they reside in my condo and signed a Crime Free Housing Addendum, I need to finish their tenancy.

Up until this recent event, and during the few years they lived at the condo, these tenants have been superb. Consistently paid on time, and never had a complaint from them or about them.

My question is whether I could give them a good reference for future landlords. I would like to, as they have been great, I do wonder about the legality of it. Thank you all for your advice.

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