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Transition to new tenants.

James Liess
  • Guttenberg, NJ
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I have a multifamily, and luckily both tenants stayed for two years, but the upstairs tenants are leaving. I found a new tenant quickly, but I'll lose a month's rent due to the transition. Is there a strategy to transition tenants (make sure the property is clean etc, get all the paperwork set up) and not miss a month? Thanks 

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    Colleen F.
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    @James Liess If it was repairs schedule any repairs for immediate start at vacancy. Also avertise anticipated Vancancis.

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