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Matt Anderson
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Tenant Handbook Help

Matt Anderson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
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Do any of you landlords out there provide a tenant handbook that outlines high level expectations for how to care for/maintain the property, how to get utilities turned on, how to deal with emergencies, etc.? Different from a lease, I am thinking this is more of a handbook you provide to answer all (most) of the anticipated questions before tenants have to contact you to ask them. 

What do you include in yours?

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Matt Anderson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
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@Nathan G. @Timothy VanWingerden @Mike McCarthy

Thanks all for the feedback! Sounds like short and sweet is the way to go, and get the rest of the important stuff written into the lease.

Thank you for the help!

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