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- Rental Property Investor
- Morris County, NJ
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Tenant is leaving JUST before PURSHASE of the 2 family
I was hoping to purchase the home with paying tenants already, unfortunately that doesn’t look like it’s going to happen.
I do not own the home yet. But I will!! I’m trying to be proactivate with this situation. I would like to suggest to the seller to acquire a new tenant with my specific lease agreement that I have put together from a compilation of suggestions I’ve got from BP forums and podcasts. Of coarse it would go through the legal process through the attorneys. Hopefully they would agree to this.
Or should I just deal with the vacancy after I purchase the home?
My question is how can I make this into a win/win situation? I feel like my thinking process is in the right direction but not necessarily the right solution.
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- Rental Property Investor
- Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
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