Assuming this benefits you, do a separate agreement. Require that permits are pulled and it is professionally installed. Make clear in the agreement that the fence becomes your property day one at no compensation to tenant. Also make it clear in the agreement that there is no guarantee of lease renewal or lease rates.
Assuming this benefits you, do a separate agreement. Require that permits are pulled and it is professionally installed. Make clear in the agreement that the fence becomes your property day one at no compensation to tenant. Also make it clear in the agreement that there is no guarantee of lease renewal or lease rates.
I have an “alterations and improvements clause in my leases. This requires written permission for anything like a fence or the like. If the tenant asks and we agree in writing, I’d let them do it. I would recommend having a professional install it. That can all be written out in the addendum as well. Any time someone wants to improve the property for me is a win. Just make sure it is in writing…..Good luck.