For sure. IMO it would be weird not to.

Feb 29, 2024
9:03:12pm

KingDave The Movie Guy

I once rented a townhome and the landlord flew up from CA (where he lived) so the rental agreement would be signed in person.

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:23pm

any way for you to confirm he is the owner of record? Have a Realtor friend

BYUFBDAD

Feb 29, 8:26pm

I've had people call me for keys to a house I had for sale, they sent money to a

BYUFBDAD

Feb 29, 8:29pm

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:33pm

Maybe ask the neighbors what they’re paying.

KingDave

Feb 29, 9:03pm

it's a good idea to talk to the neighbors either way if you can. When a client

BYUFBDAD

Feb 29, 9:15pm

Are you meeting in the management office?

KingDave

Feb 29, 8:30pm

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:35pm

For sure. IMO it would be weird not to.

KingDave

Feb 29, 9:03pm

You should definitely be getting a signed copy of the lease and documentation of

volleyjiver

Feb 29, 8:31pm

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:36pm

What county is it in?

Gustav

Feb 29, 8:39pm

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:39pm

It's probably online unless it's in a rural county

Gustav

Feb 29, 8:40pm

Very easy to find online. Googling the address might even bring it up.

califcougar

Feb 29, 9:08pm

Google the county recorder’s office for your county. Some will have online sear

mkg

Feb 29, 8:40pm

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Finneas

Feb 29, 8:41pm

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