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Domenic Santarelli
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Collegeville Pa
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How would you renovate a tenant occupied unit.

Domenic Santarelli
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Collegeville Pa
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How would you renovate a tenant occupied unit or would you completely stay away from this Idea? We had recently bought our first duplex in February and inherited a tenant on one side. We are House hacking and renovating one unit before moving in and would like too renovate the other unit so we can refinance and get a HELOC, Our tenants lease is up in July and would like too keep them in place what route would be best too go about this.

Thanks in advance 

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