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Updated about 3 years ago, 10/03/2021

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Kim H.
  • Greater Seattle
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Who else has used the Bigger Pockets Pro Plan Lease?

Kim H.
  • Greater Seattle
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Hi all,

Our real estate agent provided us a free previously attorney approved lease, but I noticed it's outdated (example: it mentions 3 day notices but WA requires now a 14 day eviction notice for non rent payment).  I updated those specific issues, since I'm aware of the local housing laws so that isn't as big of a deal.

But the lease doesn't include some key things, which I know the BP authors have recommended (examples: no large vehicles in parking; no storage on lawn or driveway; quiet hours, etc.).  In wanting to incorporate those, and since I had the suggestions originally from BP, I'm guessing their paid leases that are attorney approved would be worth it?  Hiring an attorney to review it sounds like it would be expensive?

Wondering if others have used the BP paid leases and if it was worth it? Or if anyone had issues with them?

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