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Daniel Kramer
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Rugs Required in Lease - Valid?

Daniel Kramer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Toledo, OH
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My sister asked me to review her lease. She lives in Boston and this is an older 5-unit with hardwood floors. There is a note that requires her to cover approximately 80% of the hardwood floors. I understand the desire for that as a landlord, but is that really enforceable? I mean if she signs it, then I would guess it is. I'm tempted to advise her to give the landlord a call and say everything is great, can't wait, but can we strike this clause from the lease. 

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Dan M.
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Dan M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Unadilla NY
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Just my two cents your right if she signs it shes obligated to do so. I do not think there is a local law of that requirement but how bad does she want the lease?

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