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Juan Arroyo
  • Accountant
  • Oak Ridge, TN
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Not offering a lease renewal. How should I do it?

Juan Arroyo
  • Accountant
  • Oak Ridge, TN
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I am newbie in the real state investing world so any help is appreciated.

I bought a duplex in a working class neighborhood in Knoxville, TN. The duplex already had tenants but I want to update/remodel ONLY one unit to increase rent and to attract a family instead of two roommates.  The current lease does not mention anything about renewing the lease. Based on what I read, I should send them a letter stating that I will not renew the lease 30 to 60 days before the lease expiration date. 

Is there anything else I need to do? Also, you do have a letter/template that I can use? 

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