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Updated over 6 years ago,

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  • Youngsville, LA
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Is a new lease needed? - I'm taking over properties w/ tenants

Account Closed
  • Youngsville, LA
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I'm set to close soon on properties with tenants. I've been provided by the seller what appears to be solid leases.

What're some best practices in this type of transition? 

  • Does my new lease with my company's info have to mirror their terms?  Will my new lease be simply a "company name change exercise?"
  • What terms can I change? 
  • What terms can't I change? 

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