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Eric Bradeis
  • Florence, NJ
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Inheriting potential problem tenants

Eric Bradeis
  • Florence, NJ
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So I'm under contract to purchase a triplex in NJ. I just got home from the inspection and all units are currently occupied and we will be inheriting all 3 tentants. One of the units had drug paraphernalia and drugs all throughout the kitchen and living room. The current owners had informed us that they did not do a background check on this particular tenant. These 2 things are huge issues for me considering that I planned on occupying one of these units after we close (if we even close) on the property with my spouse n child. I have yet to speak with my agent about it yet. Any thoughts or suggestions before I do? Thx.

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