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Zac Gorski
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Urgent | Closed on First Property | Transition and 60 Day Notice Advice

Zac Gorski
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Pittsburgh
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Hey All! 👋  
So excited to announce that I have just closed on my first Property, a Triplex in Pittsburgh, Pa.  

For financial, insurance and logistical reasons, I will need to occupy one of the two units that are currently occupied.  
The lease states that I may give 60 Days notice to vacate to the Tenant who currently occupies this unit. 

Can someone provide insight, a template and help with how to best send this notice?  
Does it have to be notarized or certified?  

Closed August 12th - I am also confused about what happens with the rent money that would have been paid for August.  And what happens to the security deposits?  Do they just transfer somehow? 

Appreciate the help, 

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