texas_jack
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Talked to the neighbors, he may have been there for months. Indiana is also a non friendly tenant state. Good for us
See above. Presumably they've been making money off of our investment, as a capitalist this offends me.
Depends on the state. Minnesota, as an example, is very owner friendly.
If they've been good renters thus far, why are you making such a big deal about it?
Talked to the neighbors, he may have been there for months. Indiana is also a non friendly tenant state. Good for us
I mean...he's a friend of a pastor, staying there while looking for a place...I'd probably just let that slide. That certainly isn't what I would define as subletting, and it isn't like the current residents aren't responsible for any damage their guests may cause.
Are you going to tell me I had to add all of my past girlfriends to my leases? The current one doesn't have keys, but the doorman will let her in without calling me and will give her a set of keys if I'm not home.
See above. Presumably they've been making money off of our investment, as a capitalist this offends me.
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