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San Bernardino Tenant Landlord Laws

Chris Loh
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Hi Everyone,

I'm looking at a duplex today in San Bernardino, CA.  It is being sold with the tenants in place.  I was told they would like to stay if possible but rents are way under value.  It would kill my deal if I let them stay for that rent price.  I've made some calls but only had the opportunity to leave messages to figure out the laws behind this.  I'm doing some reading as well.  Does anyone know or can give me advice on how to go about this?  I don't mind them staying but there would be around $700 in rent I'd be loosing if they stayed.  I know there is no rent cap in San Bernardino like in Los Angeles and Orange County. 

Like mentioned, I'm going to see the property later today so how do I go about this?

Thanks in advance everyone!

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