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Purchasing a Tenant-Occupied Property - Any advice?

Julian McClean
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Hello - 

I'm purchasing a tenant-occupied property with an annual lease agreement in place. This is the first time I purchased an investment property with an existing tenant, so hoping this community of experts can help guide me.  Specifically I'm wondering:

1. Once the purchase is complete, would I create a new lease agreement between the tenant and me or do I need to just use the existing agreement (between the tenant and the seller)? 

2. Any advice/tips/best practices/watch out areas you can share as I embark on inheriting an existing tenant? 

Thanks in advance for the help!

Julian

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