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Becky Smith
  • Eugene, OR
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I have a tenant not paying, under contract new house

Becky Smith
  • Eugene, OR
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So I am under contract buying a new primary residence , and I have a couple rental properties. At one of my properties (a duplex) the tenant didn’t pay January , February, and probably won’t pay March. I live in Oregon so the law right now is if they applied for assistance you can’t evict for non payment of rent. She did apply for assistance.. no word yet if it was approved or not. Anyways, I didn’t even notice until recently she wasn’t paying and my dream home came available and I got a pre approval and it’s under contract. Now that I realized she hadn’t paid in a couple months , will the lending fall through ? The income from that rental was factored into me qualifying for the new home. 

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