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Brandon Lubich
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Silver Bay, MN
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Lease is up and the renters won't leave...help please?

Brandon Lubich
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Silver Bay, MN
Posted

Hey everyone, I've got a situation where the renters have been great as far as paying on time, but their lease is up and they won't move. We told them over a month ago that we are going to put the house on the market. I know there is a CDC-Eviction-Moratorium because of Covid. But reading through it (I'm no lawyer) seems to just keep talking about renters that aren't up on their rent. How does this apply to this situation? Whats the best way to resolve it? I know there's a cash for keys option and we have done that in the past, but rental houses are very limited at the moment.

Also looking for a great Real Estate Lawyer in the Duluth Minnesota area and a Real Estate Tax person who is very familiar 1031 Exchanges.

Would love any help or advice! Thank you!

-Brandon Lubich

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