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Updated about 10 years ago,

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Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Closing on a property, with tenant stuff still there. (POD unit)

Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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hello team!
I was scheduled to close on my fourth investment property, a duplex in Minneapolis 10/15. We have pushed back closing due to a tenants POD unit still being in the driveway. 

As part of the PA, I requested that both tenants (month-to-month leases) leave. The property is in disarray. Today, its a C property in an A location. I plan to renovate and bring it back to life.

What you do in my situation-- would you buy the property, and deal with a surly ex-tenant? Do I have rights as a new owner to remove the POD unit from my location? Or, should I keep waiting for the seller to get rid of this POD unit? 

Basically, what are my legal rights here? How would you guys go about this? 

Thanks,

Tom 

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