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Olga Shkolnikova
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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How do I approach my tenant - I want to pay him off to leave

Olga Shkolnikova
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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I have a buyer for my 4-fam house Jersey City, but this buyer wants house to be delivered vacant. Unfortunately i have a tenant that does not seem to want to move out - how do I offer money ( In would pay them to leave). Should i approach them with a  lawyer? Is there some typo of a "generic legal notice" that people use in similar circumstances? I only want to pay when they vacate the house,  but i assume i will have to put money on some kind of escrow account before they leave. 

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