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Dale Braker
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Questions on a house hack

Dale Braker
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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I find my self in a bit of a pickle. I've been screening for people to rent out rooms in my house but I'm not sure if i should have them sign a "Lease". I want to have clean documentation so the people renting know the rules and I have something to fall back on when I question is brought up. 

I'm new to this. I looked on the forums for an answer to my question but nothing hit the mark. 

I'm wondering, is it a good idea to have paper work, like a lease, if I'm just renting out a couple of rooms? If so, what are the differences between a regular lease and the paper work I would need?

Dale

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