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Updated over 6 years ago,
How to treat this inherited tenant situation
So, I invest in near our local college.... however, I've never inherited non-student tenants before. This house makes a great college rental..: nice brick SFH with 7 bed, 3 bath, brick row home... love the house... we closed today... i own 3 other very similar buildings and know it should rent out for around 3-3.5k/mo.... here's the kicker, there's currently a family living in it paying just $1200/mo... it's a lower income family and they're have about 9 family members living there.
I know I won’t get students in there until June.... but I’ll need to be able to start showing the property around Christmas-/ I usually have my units rented for the following school year before Christmas.
I’ve never done this before, do I just notify them of a rent increase since they’re month to month?
I don’t anticipate it being easy for a large family to find another suitable place in just 2 months... any suggestions on how to fairly handle this while still being able to accomplish my goals of having it ready to be viewed in just 4 months?
The property doesn’t need rehab... other than whatever touch ups/cosmetic work needs to be done when they move ouT.
Any and all advice much appreciated,
Jake