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Adam Widder
  • Real Estate Agent
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Remove a tenant to occupy a house hack

Adam Widder
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
Posted

Hey all, what is the proper way to remove a tenant in order to occupy a small MFR property?

Example, we're using a FHA loan, we find a fully occupied property that meets our criteria and we want to live in the MFR. How would I go about removing the tenant so we can move in? Can this be arranged on the contract or can I do it once we have, cash for keys etc. My concern is if I do it once the property is in my name under an FHA loan, the tenant may not want to move, then I'm stuck not occupying the property. Thanks in advance all!

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Adam Widder
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Adam Widder
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Update, we did a house hack, for the loan we used, the underwriter had to a have end in tenancy notice from the current owner to process the loan!

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