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Michael Sherwood
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final walkthrough New York State

Michael Sherwood
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  • Investor
  • buffalo, NY
Posted

Hey fellow BP folks I have a tenant question in New York state so chime in.

The tenants told us on the 12th of this month they would be moving out august 3rd. not really 30 days notice like our rental agreement says.

These are probably C- tenants they pay on time but they know how to 'game the system'

They demanded a post move out inspection which according to my research is not required in NYS. ( they want to be there when we do it) I assume they are hard up for money and are going to try to swap keys for money ( when at this time they will already be holding over )

Honestly, if the place is clean and in good shape I dont care but I am assume they are trying to create a confrontation of keys for cash.

What do you guys suggest?

ps. they are also trying to sell us the stove they 'own' but according to the lease they signed and the paperwork from when we purchased the place that we own the stove...

thanks!
Mike

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