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Lease transfer for private home sale

Nicole Givler
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I'm using a title company to purchase my grandmothers home as a private sale and long term investment. We want to keep the current tenants there as they are reliable and have been there for 6+yrs. What is the best way to transfer a lease from her to me? How are security deposits handled? Any advice is appreciated, this is my first investment and I'm new at this. Also the home is out of state so we are communicating with current tenants via email/text/phone. We won't be able to physically be there for a few months to meet them but my whole family has met them/knows them. Do I still need to follow a process of running credit check/background check etc? If so, what is the best way to go about that? 

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