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Brandon Baker
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What to add to standard leases

Brandon Baker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello team, I'm sure this has been asked so I apologize, but I'd like to know what you guys are adding to leases beyond what the standard PM has? I want to make sure my PMs are adding all the goodies that allow me more flexibility as a landlord and protecting me. Any tips and tricks are greatly appreciated! 

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    I do not allow photos of my properties or copies of the lease agreement to be posted on the internet without my written permission.   Also, make sure you get a substantial security deposit up front.  I am currently demanding 2 months upfront in addition to the first month's payment.  Any leases of 6 month's or less, 100% payable up front.  

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