Duplex for sale with a tenant is getting evicted?

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There is a duplex for sale in Norwich CT. The owner says he will finance the deal. He wants 44k. The problem is they are trying to evict the tenant. Not sure how to go about this situation. Should I even attempt to buy this house? What's the eviction process?

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Tony V

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Tony V

Chris K. · Answer

You can write the contract to state that closing does not happen until the tenant has vacated.

Account Closed · Answer

http://real-estate-law.freeadvice.com/real-estate-..

The price sounds very low what are the rents for the duplex. The eviction process should not be a problem you can delay closing until the tenant is evicted

Jonathan Makovsky · Answer

@Tony Velez, agreed with @Michael Noto. We bought properties in the middle of evictions and we had our names transferred as the new owner.

We use a law firm that only does evictions, so they are quite knowledgeable in the area - glad to give you the name if interested (please PM me).

Thanks.

Michael Noto · Answer

At @Tony Velez if you are inexperienced and the current owner is willing let them handle the eviction like @Chris K.

If you buy the property in the middle of the eviction, there is paperwork you will need to fill out with the court which will allow you to take the former owners interest in the eviction.

Call a Connecticut lawyer or go to any courthouse to get a rundown on how that process works.

Duplex for sale with a tenant is getting evicted?

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