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Renting My Place Out - Need Pointers On How To Pick A Tentant.

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ark_ader:
I used to get tentants when I went backpacking.  It was not a very nice experience.  They get everywhere, in your clothes etc.

I stopped leaving food around before bedtime, and just put it in zip lock bags.  That solved it.



Seriusly you ned a spelchuker PBJ.   

Well Fed Games:

--- Quote from: pinballjim on November 04, 2011, 03:44:20 pm --- Did manage to sneak off long enough to photograph the iguana in my profile pic... barely.

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Speaking of that, what does the lower part of the sign say? I've been curious but my eyes fail me.

amendonz:

Thenasty:

--- Quote from: DaveMMR on November 03, 2011, 06:40:36 pm ---
--- Quote from: Rando on November 03, 2011, 03:36:54 pm ---I'd feel much better renting to a girl than to a guy

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I've known plenty of girls who would make terrible tenants.

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That's why you should rent it to a WOMAN :)

knave:
I've been renting out my old house for 7 years now and I used to be a property manager for an apartment buiding. It is a royal PITA. That said, Run a credit check and charge the prospective tenant for it. I charge $20 per adult. I don't make any money on it but I'm not out of pocket either. It also weeds out those who arn't serious. I also have them fill out an application which I send to the Credit check agency. I get a report back that tells me how much outstanding debt they have and if they have any evictions. I don't care about credit score...if they don't pay their bills they won't pay you either. Lastly CALL employers and references.

By nature tenants don't take care of a place as well as homeowners just part of the game. Specify who does yardwork and repairs.

I use a rental agreement that is set up by the Realators association. I have to buy them but it covers just about everything imaginable.
In california you can charge first and last OR first and a security deposit but not both. But you can set your deposit up to double the rent. I make it a bit more than the rent so as to disuade my tenants from wanting me to use the deposit for the last month rent. I could go on and on...

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