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Inheriting severely under market tenant
Hey BP! I’m getting ready to close on my first duplex within the next two weeks and very excited!
I’m inheriting a tenant who has lived at the property for 24 years and never missed a payment. Issue is he is paying 750$ a month for the 3br/1ba unit, market value for the area for the same type of unit is $1,819. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated. He is month to month so all I would have to do is give him a 30 day notice of rent increase. How would you all handle this situation? Thank you!