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All Forum Posts by: Evan F.

Evan F. has started 3 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Boilerplate Self Storage Lease Agreement

Evan F.Posted
  • Southern Maine
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Does anyone know where I can find a boilerplate self-storage lease agreement in the state of Maine? Any help would be appreciated!

House-hacker here. I just had a major issue come up in my rental unit and need a quality plumber for the job. Does anyone have someone they trust?

@Nathan Gesner great idea, thanks so much!

I'm new to BP and to being a landlord in general. I'm the owner-occupant of a 2-family home on a 1.4 acre plot of land in Maine. Me and my fiance are planning on getting married on the property, so there will be a lot of guests, cars, and probably more noise than usual. Does anyone have any tips on the best way to disclose this to potential tenants? I want to be considerate of them and give them proper notice, but also make sure that we're not liable for noise complaints. 

Any guidance would be much appreciated!