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Sean Wilkinson
  • Investor
  • Walla Walla, WA
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How should we lease with the federal Moratorium?

Sean Wilkinson
  • Investor
  • Walla Walla, WA
Posted

Being fully bound from being able to do evictions for nearly any lease violation, I am concerned on the future of how this will play out. I'm looking for any loopholes or ideas with current leases or future leases that will give us (landlords) some ground so we are not fully at the mercy of the tenant.

If there are any lawyers out there, would it be legal if I "lend" tenants money for rent on a different note aside from their lease that is than enforceable if not paid on? Or at least I could send it to collections? Trying to get creative! 

Thanks!

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