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Ariadne Latorre
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New Investor in Puerto Rico

Ariadne Latorre
  • Vendor
  • Orlando, FL
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I finally have my first short term rental property in Puerto Rico and have been extremely busy with improvements and setting it up for rental.  Since it is ocean front I have been getting a lot of inquiries about the property but did not want to put it in the market until everything was acceptable to me.  Now I have the property ready and exhausted and need a good short term rental contract.  Any suggestions on where I can find a good sample contract? I would appreciate any comments, suggestions, links!

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Mario J Perez
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Mario J Perez
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Adding to what @Paul Sandhusaid, make sure to include a security deposit. Also, male sure to check the prospective tenant's employment history, ask tenant for previous landlord (if available) and talk to him/her. You always want to make sure that your tenant is able to pay and not going to skip out on you. Hope this helps,

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