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Jose Antonio Flores
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
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How an Agreement Lease Should Be Made?

Jose Antonio Flores
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Hello, BP!

I am currently looking for a place to live. Having a couple of options, a landlord sent to me a lease agreement made on Word.

Is it a bad sign or can a lease made in Word be acceptable.

The "landlord" does not seem to be professional.

Do you know what can I ask him or do to protect myself for any fraud?

The landlord tells me that I have to make a security deposit of $700, but I just did not trust him since the lease was made in Word.

I would be glad to send a lease to one of you so you can tell me if it is not a fraud.

Thank you so much!

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