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Dave Donahue
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Erie, PA
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Purchasing a tenant occupied property

Dave Donahue
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Erie, PA
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I have a property under contract that is tenant occupied.  Their lease is currently month to month and they are paying about 25% under market value.  Should/can I require them to complete my tenant screening process if they agree to a rent increase and want to stay?  If they do not qualify under my policy then give them a 30 day notice and move on?  Can I start the discussion with the tenant prior to closing?

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