Cory Brewer (Lori Gill + Associates)

from Under One Roof with RHAWA Hosted by Rental Housing Association of Washington

On this episode we talk with Cory Brewer (GM at Lori Gill + Associates) about things that can slip through the cracks during tenancy turnover (6:58), the necessity of eliminating gray areas due to new legislation (19:16), how to handle paperwork w/ existing tenants when laws change (32:32), pros and cons of month-to-month and term leases (39:27), how to get reliable information about past rental history (49:56), and the value of transparency as a landlord (61:14).

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