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Honoring existing leases

Natascha Bybee
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Hello all!

When purchasing a leased property, must you always honor the existing lease? Are there any states that allow you to renegotiate or terminate the lease? I have looked at landlord/tenant law in multiple states and have not seen this scenario referenced. Also, with the eviction moratorium in place, are you allowed to simply refuse to renew an expiring lease or give 30 days notice on a month to month?

Thanks!

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