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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
How do I sell my condo with existing Lease -renter
I want to sell my condo, with the existing renter lease as it is, So that would be a positive for the buyer. How do I discuss with renter and arrange showings.
I have a good renter and don't want them to be looking for another rental, Don't want to lose rental income before selling the condo.
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It all depends on if you have a HOA that's willing to work with you.
Generally speaking, buying a pre-occupied property is a win-win. If you are using an agent then it's easy, just talk to them and talk to the tennant, they will usually schedule a week in advance for a showing.
Feel free to connect with me if you have any more questions!