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Pennsylvania Residential Lease
Good Afternoon Investors,
I am currently looking for my first deal (1-4 units) in Southeastern PA and have a question about residential leases. I have a copy of Brandon Turner's lease that can be found on Bigger Pockets, but am unsure if this lease is legal and binding in the state of Pennsylvania or if it is missing statutory language. As I understand it, leases are state specific. I believe BT lives in Washington state. I like his lease due to its clarity and comprehensiveness. Are any of you using BT's residential lease format? If not, what format are you using?
Steve
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@Dorothy Butala - In PA, when the State Attorney General "approves" a lease, it is only an indication that the lease complies with the state plain language requirements; it is not indicative of the lease being "written to be in line with the laws in our state" as you stated. Here is the verbiage that the PA Attorney General gives for leases that have been approved; see link: https://www.pacode.com/secure/data/037/chapter307/...