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New ownership and tenant debt??
After purchasing a multi family, I have come to find out that a few of the tenants have back rents owed. Do I have rights to pursue the back rent? My thoughts are that I have purchased the tenant debt along with the property ownership, since I’m honoring their leases.
Can I pursue back rents since the old leases are still active?
I haven’t started new leases with the tenants yet.
Per Florida tenant landlord law.
Thanks !