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Handling current Tenants while adu is built

Manuel Grossi
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Hello everyone,

I’ve been stressing about this issue and was hoping for some advice. I’m a novice real estate investor and any suggestions would be much appreciated. 

I purchased a duplex a few months ago and assumed two tenants (top/bottom units). They are very nice and treat the property like their own. 

I signed a lease in February for 1 year with them. Soon after signing the lease an opportunity to build an adu came my way. I have the permits,drawings and trades lined up for a 700sf building to be built in the backyard. 

I know the tenants love the backyard and would be upset to lose it.

Any suggestions on how you would handle this situation? Would you offer a rent rebate for a couple of months? Or any other incentives to keep them happy?

The house is in an area that can be easily re-rented. 


Thank you for any advice


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