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8/24/09, 7:54 pm

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if i have multiple tenants and multiple co-signers signing a rental agreement, do they all have to sign the same copy of the agreement? in other words, all hardcopy signatures need to be one copy of the contract?

or can they all sign their own copy and send it in?


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