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Jake Mchaley
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  • Squaw Valley, CA
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Help with inherited tenant move out.

Jake Mchaley
  • Investor
  • Squaw Valley, CA
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Hello I have a question about a situation I have found myself in. I own a 6 unit apartment building that was purchased with inherited tenants. (Owned over a year now). One of these tenants recently gave me a verbal 30 day notice of move out. She cleared the property and allowed us to enter the property to measure for carpet the day before formal walkthrough. It is a mess and there is holes in the walls and doors. She hasn’t payed this months rent yet. We do not have a pre move in walkthrough because one was never provided at purchase. What advice do you guys have for this situation? Thanks

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Bjorik Mutize
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Bjorik Mutize
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  • Minneapolis, MN
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Obviously at this point hopefully you have gotten a security deposit at your close to help cover some of the damages but at this point in time i'd quickly just focus and dial in your energy on the unit turn so you can get get this rented quickly. A unit turn should be within 30 days.

If she is moved out already it is going to be difficult to chase after the last months rent. Is she moved out already? I mean you could continue with claims but i mean the time

Anyways, let me know if i missed anything so i can further help you out. Excited to see other posts.

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