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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Inheriting a tenant that is behind on rent????
If you had the option, would you inherit a tenant that is $500 (1 month's rent) behind on rent or would you have the seller evict the tenant prior to closing? Thanks in advance!!
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It is much better to have the seller evict prior to you taking on ownership of the property.