All Forum Posts by: Jake LaRoche

@Jake LaRoche I'd recommend having an attorney draft one for you, if your worried about the costs. Make your own "generic" one, then have an attorney review it for you, may save you a bit. Lot of good resources online for what you should have in this lease for the "savy investor/landlords", make sure to follow your state guidelines. If you have an connectors with other investors in your state/area, might be able to get them to share one with you. Lease we use is often growing/changing, and/remove different things as we learn and have new experiences so don't expect the first one you use to be 100% all inclusive.

awesome help, that's what I was looking for. thanks!

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getting into my first house hack, however i have no clue what the best option is for presenting a lease agreement. Should i have a fresh one drawn by an attorney? should i have an attorney edit an existing one? or can i get away with using a generic one?

any help would be great thank you!

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looking to get into my first house hack but i wanna get a good deal with a medium rehab so i may get some equity to roll into my first BRRRR. how can i make accurate comps in areas where houses are very different and spread apart I.E. Hudson Valley. i know i can go to a relator but is it reasonable to go to one for every potential deal that comes across my desk?

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All Forum Posts by: Jake LaRoche

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Post: Where and how should i draw up a lease agreement?

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