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Calvin Kwan
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Buying a tenant-occupied property - not rent controlled!

Calvin Kwan
  • Oakland, CA
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Hey Guys!

I saw a great piece of property over the weekend in a non rent-controlled part of the bay area.  There is a current tenant in the unit paying way below market rate.  If I were to purchase this property, how difficult would it be to raise the rent to market rate?  They are on a month-to-month lease.  Would it be as simple as providing 30 days notice?  I'm assuming I can only do this after I've closed escrow.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Calvin

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Arlen Chou
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Arlen Chou
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Hello Calvin,

If it is over 10% increase you need to give at least 60 days.

Good luck,

Arlen

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