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Justin Hutchins
  • Realtor
  • Panama City, Fl.
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Will work for rent.... Yes [] No[]

Justin Hutchins
  • Realtor
  • Panama City, Fl.
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So the scenario is that I have had these tenants for a couple months now and they want to do work in exchange for rent. They are also never one day past the 1st on rent deposit either. Sounds like a good deal because I get “cheap” labor in exchange for a little money off the rent. They are mostly wanting to do improvements themselves like a new privacy fence and sod things of that nature. What are everyone’s thoughts on the exchange pros and cons.... I’m leaning towards no and spending the money on a professional. As always thanks in advance!!!

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Dennis M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Erie, pa
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Dennis M.
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Absolutely not . In fact I would be concerned why they need money towards rent . Tenants rarely do a satisfactory job and will leverage this arrangement to their advantage . Don’t do it 

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