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How to evict a tenant before buying an apartment?

Ivan Plagniuk
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Hello everyone, I'm currently under the contract of buying another 4 unit property. During the home inspection I didn't like the way tenants lived and treated their place. It smelled terrible everything was in very bad condition. Is there a way to kick them out of my potential property before the title gets transfered on my name. I also checked their names and they have eviction on their records in a past.The property is in Wisconsin. Thank you for all replies! 

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@Ivan Plagniuk not unless you can convince the seller to do it for you and it doesn't violate the terms of their lease.  You don't own the property yet so you can't evict anyone you can only condition your purchase on it (or imply that) to convince the current owner to do so.

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