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Do we have any option to ask a tenant to leave early?
Hi,
I have a very motivated seller in Richmond (Houston) TX that I am working with and I think I can get the property for a very good price. The problem is this house is not good for rental and is for primary resident with a lake view. They have the property without any mortgage and is free and clear.
The seller lease the house in December for a year term.
This will be a very good flip, but I need to find a way to get the tenant out. I am meeting with them tomorrow morning and I will prepare a list of all available rentals around that area.
I want to see do I have any other options and what other people are suggesting to do.
Thank you so much for your help.
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You could offer the tenants "cash for keys", essentially pay them to leave early before their lease is up.