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Jennifer Sleider
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Major Repairs while having Good Tenants

Jennifer Sleider
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I have an owner occupied duplex in the Milwaukee area. I have owned the unit for 6 months and the rented out portion is in need of some serious repairs, that cannot be done with tenants in the unit. I inherited tenants that have been there over 6 years and are paying way under market value for the area.  They are also on a month to month contract. 

I would like to ask the tenants to vacate the unit for the month of may and offer them first dibs at the unit once the work is finished and let them know that there will be a large rent increase. If they did decide to stay, we were kicking around the idea of letting them keep their belongings there, just not being allowed to reside in the unit. Does anyone have any experience or advice on doing something like this? 

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