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Getting your family home ready to be a rental
My husband and I are unexpectedly moving out of state so we are renting our home. We have lived in the property a year and a half and there are some small cosmetic “issues” we never fixed while living there.
-small spots where paint has fallen off
-pieces in window sill coming off
- door knobs looking a bit old
We were fine living like that but is that something we should fix before we rent the house? We are charging a very reasonable rent, not above market and we already got a lease signed within days of posting on Facebook. I want to a good landlord but I’m curious what others think, as this house was good enough for me but should I have higher standards for tenants?
Thank you!