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Brian Timmons
  • Sarasota, FL
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Buying condo with tenants that have no lease.

Brian Timmons
  • Sarasota, FL
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I'm looking to purchase a condo that is roughly 20% less than the other units in the building. It currently has tenants that have not had a lease for the last three years, the seller/landlord verbally told them they have until January 31. I already get the impression they will be reluctant to leave, how should I pursue this, as I do you want the unit for my primary residence and I would like them to move out within 45 days?

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Rick S.
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Rick S.
  • Fort Collins, CO
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@Brian Timmons I would make it part of your contract with the seller that they have the tenant moved out by closing so you aren't stuck dealing with an eviction.  

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