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First Tri-plex! Asking Current owner to evict tenant?
I am getting ready to submit offer on my First MFR Tri-plex. I have spoken directly with owner and price has already been agreed upon. All 3 units are rented out currently, 2 units at $750 and 1 at $650. In speaking with the owners he mentioned the tenant paying $650 needed to be reminded and has had to send multiple pay or quit, tentant always pays.
Can/should i ask for this tenant/unit to be empty upon closing?
Market rents are $900-$950 2br-1bath in area. And i would like to rehab 1 unit ASAP.
Anyone have success going this route?
Thank you in advance
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- Real Estate Professional
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Put yourself in the seller’s shoes. He is unlikely to vacate the unit because if you can’t/don’t close he now has a vacant unit.....unless you put up a Large non refundable EM. You can sk, if you can convince him you truly have the ability to close and if not, just take and non renew/evict the tenant yourself.