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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Rick Snow
  • Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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"If There's a Death In One Of Your Units... YES or NO"??

Rick Snow
  • Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

If there's a death in one of your multi family units, can you rent it out again?

Details: If there's a death in one of my SFR's I dislose it in the TDS - ALWAYS - California Law. Can any Realtor/CCIM familiar with C.A.R / N.A. R. law confirm if disclosing a death is required for a multifamily that is 16 units or more? 

Here are the variables. Right now the unit is locked under "Notice by the City". I am still waiting on the police report. I don't know if it was a violent crime or natural causes.  

My plan is either: 

A) Resolve the issue with the City. Lock the unit and never rent it again. 

B) Resolve the issue with the City. Completely remodel the unit and rent it out again sans disclosure or 

C) Resolve the issue with the City. Remodel the unit. Rent it out again and disclose the death 

or 

D) Resolve the issue with the City. Remodel the unit. Disclose the death and offer concessions. 

I'm looking for a simple yes, or no (if I can still rent this thing out) but please feel free to explain your answer.  

Thanks everyone! 

Rick 

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