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Allen Lopez
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Telling a tenant that you are selling.

Allen Lopez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baton Rouge, LA
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I know that this is a very silly question, but what’s the nicest/polite way to tell a great tenant that you are going to sell where they leave and they might need to find a new place?

This has been a great tenant for over 3 years now. His lease till has until 8/20. I wanted to tell him I will be selling the unit. And that depending on the new owner, he may or may not be able to renew.

Is there a way to do this without sounding completely cold?

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Rod Hanks
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Rod Hanks
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"I'm in the process of selling the house, the owner has to honor your current lease but there is no guarantee he/she will renew it when it comes due. You would have to discuss with new owner any lease renewals" 

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