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Updated over 13 years ago,

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  • Wholesaler
  • Miami, FL
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disability SSI/ multiple tenants/dogs questions

Account Closed
  • Wholesaler
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Ok have one tenant now who is recieving 700 a month in disabilty and SSI he wants to move in with his mom who also gets 690 is SSI and his wife who works 40 hours a week at BK and has been there a year. How do I ask about his income and what documents show I require to get this.

Also since all 3 people will be living there do I need to run a credit/eviction report on all three? I would have to do 3 seperate reports and require a 25$ for each time so I would need 3 checks for 25$ each to run the report. I am nervous about renting to this many people because what if one moves out?

Also he has two small dogs a poodle and sHitzou, I am worried about liabilty if one was to bite the upstairs tenant etc. Also I can require a non refunable pet deposit of 200 or increase the rent another 25$. I will do that but am nervous of liabilty. The floors are hardwood so not too concerned about them being destroyed..

any advice thanks

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