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Mark Anderson
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  • Austin
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Buying Out Existing Tenants

Mark Anderson
  • Investor
  • Austin
Posted

Currently looking at buying a 4plex however many are fully occupied and i would need to occupy the house within 60 days so my option would be cash for keys. Does anyone have some recommendations on how to pitch this to them

  • Show the benefit to the tenant for compensation of money 
  • Help connect the tenant with a property manger that could help them find a place
    • How much money should i offer 1 months rent?
    • Should i still take some of their security deposit if the place is in decent shape
    • Should i share with them the fact that i need to occupy the place for a cheaper home loan loosing leverage?
    • Is there any legal leverage to give them 60 days and tell them they have to vacate?

Would appreciate any past experience or opinions

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