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Drew Gedemer
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  • Round Lake Beach, IL
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Inheriting Tenants - What Should I Ask For From Seller?

Drew Gedemer
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  • Round Lake Beach, IL
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Hey All!

I just got an offer accepted on a duplex.  I know that typically people recommend asking the seller to move the tenants out, but with other circumstances, it didn't work out that way on this deal.  With the tenants already in place, what should I be asking for from the seller?  I'm trying to put together a checklist, but figured I'd ask the community, as I'm sure I'm missing something.

Now:  Leases, contact information about the tenants, pay stubs from the tenants (maybe?).

At Closing:  Security Deposits

Thanks in advance!

  • Drew Gedemer
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