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Krisleigh Hoermann
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Current tenant is sibling of tenant on lease

Krisleigh Hoermann
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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New landlord here! I recently acquired a multi-use property - half retail and half residential for the business owner. I recently discovered our tenant is lending the residential portion to his sibling. I'm OK with it (he has been a long-term tenant of the property), but want to make sure we're covered too. He's currently on a month-to-month lease and won't sign a new one without the first right of refusal. Should I send a letter stating that I am aware of the change in residence and his sibling is bound by the same terms? Do we need to ask his brother to sign a sublease? Any other thoughts?

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Anthony Wick
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Anthony Wick
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@Krisleigh Hoermann

Why would you do a first right of refusal? What’s in it for you? If and when you sell it, they can attempt to buy it, like everybody else. Simple as that.

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