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Updated about 10 years ago, 10/17/2014

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Brandon McCombs
  • Homeowner
  • Fairmont, WV
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must existing leases for current tenants be upheld when purchasing a new property?

Brandon McCombs
  • Homeowner
  • Fairmont, WV
Posted

I'm about to close on a 9 unit building. There are currently 3 tenants with leases. I'm wondering if I have to abide by these existing leases or if I can terminate them at any time? The leases are for a contract agreed to by the current owner and the tenants so in theory I don't have to honor them, right? Or because the lease grants the tenant rights to use the property that means I have to abide by them until the initial lease term is up? If the leases are month-to-month by now then I would only have to wait 30 days anyway, right?

thanks

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