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Tereal Wilsonn
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Existing tenants lease is up

Tereal Wilsonn
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oak Park, MI
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Existing tenats lease is up , my proptery is in oak park Michigan , should I just renew their lease or should they go through the screening process 

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Cory Mccarthy
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Cory Mccarthy
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@Tereal Wilsonn, is this a tenant that you inherited while buying the property recently or one that you originated with a year ago?  If inherited, I would screen thoroughly, get application, the whole works as if completely new.  If you placed tenant a year ago or so, did you screen well at that time?  If so, I would think you can just extend unless you have reason to believe that their situation has changed significantly in the last year.  Just my two cents as i am far from an expert.  Good luck to you!

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