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Petur Karlsson
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bucks county, PA
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Using Bigger Pockets 2020 Landlord Forms & Rentredi PM software

Petur Karlsson
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bucks county, PA
Posted

Hey everyone!

I'm nearing completion on my first rehab in Sellersville, Bucks county, PA, and already have someone asking to rent the property. 

I am going to use Rentredi to self manage the property but I need a lease agreement for the tenant. I've read through the 2020 Lease Agreement for Pennsylvania (provided through Bigger Pockets pro membership) several times and it seems perfect for the job! 

Who here has used the BP landlord documents for their tenants? Can you share your experience with us? The good and the bad please (+ tips & tricks if you have any).

I guess my biggest question is... Should I have a real estate attorney verify the legality of the BP lease agreement or am I safe to just go ahead and use it? (I'm assuming it's already verified by an RE attorney specializing in PA state laws)

Bonus points: If you have been using rentredi to manage your rentals, please share your experience and give us rookies tips & tricks if you've got them.

Thank you, community! I know I'm still just at the beginning point of my REI career, but without your support I would never have made it this far.

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