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Brandon Sturgill
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About to Acquire a Multifamily with Smokers...

Brandon Sturgill
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Columbus, OH
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So I close on a multifamily property on Friday and one of the upstairs tenants smokes...my lease is non-smoking. The tenant has been there for 2-years and has good payment history. I will have them complete a new application and lease when I close...any thoughts on this? Thanks

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Scott Weaner
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Scott Weaner
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If they already have a lease then that will stand. If you are able to do a new lease, and they are good tenants, I would let them stay and smoke. You will either remediate now or later anyway.

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