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Izaiah Barba
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portsmouth NH
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Is it okay to have your old tenants talk to your new ones?

Izaiah Barba
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portsmouth NH
Posted

Hey BP, hope you are all doing well! I recently purchased a mobile home as an investment property and there's a lot of maintenance that needs to be done throughout the year. Such as maintaining the garden, cleaning the wood stove, winterizing the windows etc. 

When I purchased the property, the previous tenants have lived there for 25+ years so they know the inns and outs of how to maintain it. These tenants have moved out now and I currently have knew ones. I have relayed best I can on what the old tenants have told me in regards to maintaining the property. However these new tenants are having a hard time understanding. 

Would you guys think its okay to have the previous tenants talk to the new ones? If so, is there anything I should be concerned about if I do this? The previous tenants would be more than happy to so.

Would love to hear your guys thoughts!

Thanks in advance,

Izaiah

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