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Joe Fernandez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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Buying a Property with Tenants in eviction process - Atlanta, GA

Joe Fernandez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi all, I'm looking to purchase a property which currently has tenants in the eviction process in Atlanta GA.

Anyone have experience with this?  I don't know what the process is?

I'm purchasing cash, and would like to close quickly (i don't want to lose the deal).

Or should I wait for the seller to complete eviction, he just filed, so it could take 1-2 months.

Or can I write the contract up in a way where we close now, and he has to see out the eviction and deliver property vacant.  Problem with that is who knows the condition of the property at that time.

Or can cash for keys work here? 

Any advice would be awesome!

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