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Connected devices in a lease

Mateusz Piasta
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hey all, I have a general lease and clearly it is outdated with no mention of wifi or connected devices, wondering how you throw in connected/ wifi devices into your new age leases? Anyone have a sample clause?

Thanks.

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Nam Trang
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Nam Trang
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If you are going to provide WiFi, then you need the proper protections in place such as a commercial firewall with a content filter. You can set what can and can not be accessed. You also need to enable "guest WiFi" where the tenant must go through a "click-through" and actively agree to your terms and conditions to obtain access.

If you want to do it properly, I would look at the Ubiquity line of products. They are reasonably priced and will perform what you need. DO NOT use the crap provided by your internet provider.

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