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Stacy Rozansky
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Starting a new lease in a time when evictions are not allowed

Stacy Rozansky
  • Realtor
  • Denver, CO
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I am converting what was going to be an AirBNB property to a mid or long tern rental. What are ways to protect myself from the possibility that people may be looking to get into a place that for the foreseeable future they cannot be kicked out of? Anyone else nervous about this right now or in a similar situation?

Thanks!

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    Greg Scott
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    Greg Scott
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    Not nervous.  Screen like you always would (or always should).   Be patient.  A good tenant will not need to move in a hurry and will expect you need a few days to screen. 

    Get appropriate security deposits.   If you get 1 month rent plus 1.5 months security deposit, even if your new tenant loses their job immediately, you should be OK.  A good tenant often has some reserves of their own so most will continue to pay rent.

    Since you may be new to the game, know your local laws.  Find a good local attorney experienced in evictions just in case.

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