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Jonathan V.
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Moving into an already rented unit?

Jonathan V.
  • Portland, OR
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Hello BP! This is my first post, and I'm really excited to become active on the forums.

I'm scheduled to close in one week on my very first property - a 4-plex in Beaverton, OR (just west of Portland).

All four units are currently rented; only one is mo-to-mo and has already expressed interest in moving out (at least according to the seller). This will be an owner-occupied investment, so whether the tenant actually wants to move or not they must vacate no later than 60 days after closing (seller has provided the written notice). This means I may have to manage the property for up to 60 days with a tenant who probably feels pretty indignant. What can I do to make the transition as smooth as possible?

Thanks in advance!

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