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John Bryson
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Hawaii Rental lease agreement?

John Bryson
  • Investor
  • Seattle/Tacoma WA
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I have a client in Kilauea that owns a home and needs to re-negotiate a lease for a property there.  There's been a person living in the home and trading "work" for rent.....I just met this person last week.  Any advice is welcome. Thanks!
-John

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Loren Clive
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Loren Clive
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Paia, HI
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Never do worktrade. If you want to pay the tenant to do work, pay them cash in a separate agreement from the lease. That way the rent is due on the first no matter if they do the work or not. And you can fire them if they do a bad job and still have a tenant on the hook for the full rent. 

In my experience tenants usually want to be paid for work that's their responsibility anyway . . .  like maintaining the yard. 

LMK if you need a blank lease agreement. 

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