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Rachel Degennaro
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Rewiring triplex with tenants

Rachel Degennaro
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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I am closing on a triplex that I got a a discount because of work that it needs. The main one being it needs rewired. The wiring still works, it just there is no ground wire and the electric box is a fuse box. Also, id like for each floor to pay their own electric instead of including it in the rent like the previous owner. 

I will be occupying the first floor but I am inheriting floor 2 and floor 3 tenants and would like to keep them.

My question is, tenants on floor 2 have a lot of stuff, they have been there for 10 years, and to rewire their apt. Almost everything needs to come out so the electricians can do their thing. 

Is 2 weeks enough notice for something like that or play it safe with a full 30 days. Also, they should be able to stay there (with minimal belongings) while the work is being done, do I need to compensate them at all for inconvienance, it will take about a week to rewire everything. 

Has anyone gone through a similar experience and how did you handle it? Any insight would be great as this is my first investment.

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