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Chan K.
  • Lowell, MA
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MA - Landlord - Board of Health and Tenants Stop Paying

Chan K.
  • Lowell, MA
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Hi Experience Landlord of Massachusetts, 

I am in the process of acquiring yet another building. After the "Contract to Purchase" agreement, I discover that the property has some Board of Health issues. Also, some tenants have stopped paying since then. 

My question is: Is the tenants stop paying (or is it defer paying), once all the Board of Health issues/concern have been addressed, can I start collecting the defer payment?

Also, I am also concern that the Board of Health has eyes on this property, it is going to be tough getting them off my back. What should I watch out for and ask before the closing in addition to sustainability and management standpoint going forward?

FYI: I have been calling and building relationship the board of health inspector. She is every details oriented, and even failing thing like hole on the screen window ......etc.

Thank you ahead.

-Chan- 

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