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Matt Maluchnik
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Potential buy WITH Renters

Matt Maluchnik
  • Investor
  • Perrysburg, OH
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(New Investor - 0 deals) I'm looking at a duplex that already has renters (both pay $450/mo and landlord PAYS water) (asked next door duplex and they pay their own water and $500/mo) Unit 1: Just moved in and signed 2 year lease (no auto rent increases included) Unit 2: Month-2-month, been there 8 years I think rents can be $500/mo and they pay their own water. In order to get those rents do I have to wait for Unit 1's lease to expire? Or does change in ownership mean her other lease is void? I'm assuming with Unit 2 I just let her know what changes are coming and see if she's going to stay?

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