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Purchasing a property with existing leases
New investor here. I have the opportunity to purchase a mixed use property. Business on the bottom and 2 apartments above. The property cash flows about 500 per month. My question is: when taking over a property with existing leases.
Am I required to honor the lease?
If not required, is it typically a good idea to do so, if lease is favorable?
I believe the rent is way undervalued for the business and residential.
I don't want to jump straight to an increase and run off existing tenants.
Thanks for your feedback.