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Updated about 5 years ago, 09/01/2019

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Ross Marshall
  • New to Real Estate
  • Johnson City, TX
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Can you require a drug test pre lease agreement?

Ross Marshall
  • New to Real Estate
  • Johnson City, TX
Posted
Hello everyone, fIrst time Investor question. I’m in central Texas, have a free sIngle wide, an owner financeable lot for 15,000 total, and am closing the deal soon. Once I get the utilities hooked up, ready to go and I’m ready to look for renters, am I legally allowed to ask for a drug test? I’m going into this deal for $3000 total, looking at 500 monthly cash flow, and property paid off in 3 years. Only reason I’m asking is because this is a cheap deal for a reason. It’s a hardworking neighborhood, but also prone to druggies. Anyways, I don’t want to get burned on this, but if so it’s a learning lesson. Thanks ahead of time for any advice. -Ross

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