I would lease him on a care for him basis, where you provide feed and care,
and you have the use of him. I would want to see proof of vaccinations and
worming. If it proved to be a good home, I would consider selling him.
Is there anything specific in writing lease agreements that I should be
aware of? I would want to stipulate that if the person caring for him has
financial troubles or whatever, that I would take him back immediately. How
do you handle the papers if the person using him wants to show? I've never
leased a horse, or had on to lease before, so any advice would be great!
BEACON MORGAN HORSES
Helga B. Loncosky
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