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Mason Pastore
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Current owner wants to stay after closing

Mason Pastore
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I'm looking to put an offer where the owner wants to stay for 2 months after closing so they can have the money for a down payment and time to buy another place. This is an investment property that I plan to live in for a few years before renting out. Are there any specific considerations that should be added to the contract. I'm a bit nervous about a situation where the current owner is unable to buy another place in this time period and will want to continue living in the apartment.

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James DeRoest
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James DeRoest
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Originally posted by @Mason Pastore:

Are there any specific considerations that should be added to the contract. 

"I buy, you go".

His realtor needs to explain to him the concept of "selling a property". It means "get the hell out when you sign it away", not "stick around for a couple of months".

We had something similar with a crackhead "you won't mind if I stay for a few days". Yeah, we do and will. Get out. And take your skanky chair with you.

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