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Travis C.
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Texas SFR Portfolio Sale to Investorw/ Tenants

Travis C.
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
Posted

The market is gangbusters in San Antonio and I am thinking about selling my whole portfolio of turnkey properties (SFH's) with tenants to one investor and sail into the sunset at this point.

However, and I probably need an attorney, but I'm getting mixed signals through my reading on the legal permissibility of selling when tenants are under leases. I'm sure apartment complexes change ownership constantly while occupied so how would this be any different than that I wonder?

Ideally, I'd sell to an investor who wants tenants in place under cash flow positive scenarios which mine are, but I'm just unsure what the consequences of doing so would be from a Texas Tenant-Landlord law standpoint.

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