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Tips on selling a tenanted 4-plex
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You can use the 30 day evict clause for an owner occupant buyer if the notice is given to the tenant within 120 days of mutual contract agreement, so at least the buyer won't have to wait 3 months to move in... as long as it's a month to month agreement.
A slight tangent but has anyone considered switching to week to week agreements? No 90 day notice required but the law says you can't ask for a security deposit either. I wonder if there's a way to legally still get some kind of refundable deposit. A week to week can be written to give the tenant 30 days notice instead of the 10 days minimum required by law, and to accept pre-paid rent so you're not cashing weekly checks.