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Andrew Myers
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Small multifamily that needs work but has existing tenants

Andrew Myers
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  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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To the BP community, what are the strategies out there around purchasing a small multi-family property (2-10 units) that needs work but has existing tenants?  Do you wait until the leases terms end before making improvements?  Break the leases (if possible), do the work, then re-lease?  I'm sure there are some legal considerations as well.  

Any insight and experience shared is very much appreciated!

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Andrew Myers - LGS Real Estate LLC
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