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Jeff Jansen
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Should I leave an unit vacant when selling?

Jeff Jansen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas/Fort Worth Texas
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I am thinking of selling a duplex that I currently own in West Michigan and was wondering if it's a good idea to wait until April when the downstairs tenants lease is up and the move out?  Or would a buyer prefer to have the property fully rented and bringing in income right away? The upstairs tenant is good reliable long-term tenant with no plans of ever moving out. 

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Charles Kao
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@Jeff Jansen

Renovate the vacant unit and sell that way. Owner occupants always pay top dollar so they can occupy.

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