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Deanna McCormick
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Lease termination notice who should give at time of sale/Seller??

Deanna McCormick
  • Minneapolis, MN
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At the time of signing purchase agreement should the seller agree to give notice to vacate to his current month to month tenants,, or should it be the buyers responsibility once they take over the property.

I would like some advice,, I see it as if the seller gives notice and buyer takes over property prior to tenant vacating date their would be issues if tenant does not comply and move.. who would then file eviction action.

It's just the closing is close to the 1st of the month and and new owner might miss the proper notice period if delayed. It's not like this hadn't been discussed with the buyer, they now have decided they want the current tenants to vacate. 

What would you do ??.. I feel like if for some reason the deal fell thru I'd be out all of the tenants and have to start over.  Other buildings I've sold new buyer had always wanted full as long as tenants were on month to month, they assumed leases and all was smooth. 

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