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Juan Rosado
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Tell tenants to move out

Juan Rosado
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Dallas Fort Worth, TX
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I'm looking at this duplex that its fully occupied (both sides). I want to live in one of the units to do a house hack. Should I tell one of the tenants to move out? What would be the repercussions? 

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Josh Stack
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Josh Stack
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@Juan Rosado

Hey Juan,

First off you have to know your lease.  The legal agreement you will have with them as the new owner will be what you have to honor - that should give the terms upon which you can cancel the lease or when it will expire and you can choose to renew it.  

Beyond that there may be some state/local requirements that you have to fulfill to get the tenants out.  You haven't mentioned where the property is but you should speak to an expert in that local market (property manager, lawyer) on what steps you need to take to ensure you show the tenants the door legally and efficiently.

Good luck!

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