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Edgar Perez
  • Kenosha, WI
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Looking for Spanish rental / lease agreement

Edgar Perez
  • Kenosha, WI
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Good morning, 

I have been renting out a 4 unit in South East Wisconsin since last August, I initially inherited tenants but now I have a vacancy. In my area there is quite a strong representation of Hispanic / Latino families.  I myself am a Spanish speaker and so communicating with them is not a problem but I am looking  for a lease agreement and application that I could use that are translated into Spanish.  I would like to use these when qualified tenants apply to make things more formal and efficient.  I currently use the application and lease agreement located on Bigger Pockets and that has worked well.  If anyone can provide a copy or link to that would be much appreciated.  I am open to tips, advice and suggestions for new tenants.  Thank you.

Tags: Kenosha Racine Milwaukee Wisconsin Hispanic Latino Spanish lease agreement application 

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Fabian Toledo M
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Houston, TX
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Fabian Toledo M
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Houston, TX
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I have translated applications and also have a contract in spanish for Texas. But It is a copy from TREC and is not legal. I think you should have a spanish copy just for information purposes and keep using the original english

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