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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you brrrr a property if a tenant is living in it?
Interested in doing a brrrr. Finding some deals but they come with tenants. Can I still brrrr? or should I walk away from deals with tenants?
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vacate one unit, rehab it and by then the other lease will come due. Then do that side.