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John Doiloitte
  • Portland, OR
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Buyer's Inspection: Can I Make the Current Tenants Leave?

John Doiloitte
  • Portland, OR
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I'm currently selling a rental property in Portland, OR. I have tenants who are in good standing, and have 6 months left on their lease. I have an offer in hand, and the buyer has been shown the house and is moving forward with the sale pending an official home inspection. 

My question is: can I require the current tenants to leave the home during the buyer's inspection, or do they have the right to remain on the premises? I know inspections can be disruptive, and I do not want the tenants to become agitated. 

Thank you!

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