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Eric Geurkink
  • Saint Paul, MN
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re-screen exisiting tenants when buying?

Eric Geurkink
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I have an offer accepted on a duplex - first property.  Tenants are month to month and a little under market. So I wanted to keep them both and gradually move up if they were good. One had their power turned off during the inspection. So that one's out. I still have to get rental payment history on the other, am told that its fine, but I'll be raising rent a bit. What are the guidelines to serving one notice to vacate but keeping the other? Does there have to be "Cause"? I'm in MN.  We are closing too late to have a notice vacant prior to closing. 

Thanks for any tips!

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