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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it ok to renovate lease with existing tenants?
I am purchasing a triplex that tenants just signed leases in March that are good for 1 year. I was wondering if it is possible to renegotiate those leases being the new land lord or am I stuck with under market rent for the next year?