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Dominique Ellis
  • New to Real Estate
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Tenant Occupied Property

Dominique Ellis
  • New to Real Estate
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Hey bigger pockets fam! So I’m a brand new investor looking to make an offer on my first deal and hoped you all could give me your opinions and advice. So this property has a tenant already in it. According to the seller the tenant has been there 10 plus years and are paying below market rent. They are on a month to month lease and would like to stay. The property definitely has some updating and remodeling that needs to be done and from the pictures it looks like the tenants have a slight hoarding problem. If I was to close on this deal, do you all think that I should move on from the current tenant and remodel and get some new people in there so I can bump the rent to market value? Or go with the stable tenant until they are ready to leave? What are some downfalls I could face with this current tenant? Obviously this being my first potential deal it is a bit scary. Also does anyone know of any good real estate lawyers in the Baltimore area that you all have had a good experience with? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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