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Josh Setterbo
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Property under contract and new tenants leased

Josh Setterbo
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

Hi BP,

We have a triplex under contract on the Texas Coast and about 1 week from close the current property manager leased out the second unit. When making an offer and having it accepted, 1 of the 3 units was leased.

The triplex was damaged in Hurricane Harvey and it was stated that the seller was not wanting to lease the property until it was sold. Now we understand that we cannot change the lease until it is up in November. A few questions as we are buying this long-distance and haven't seen the property.

1. Does this sound strange and perhaps unethical? We cannot set our own lease until the current leases expire.

2. Should this have been cleared with us first as we are under contract and close to closing?

3. Is this a situation that we could terminate the contract?


Thank you so much for your input!

Josh Setterbo

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