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Jay Sandefur Jr
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sacramento, CA
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Evicting a Tenant in Norfolk, Virginia

Jay Sandefur Jr
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

Hey BP community, me and a couple partners have an accepted offer on a duplex in Norfolk, VA. We have a tenant that's been a problem starting not granting full access through the inspection process. Additionally, the seller has continually stalled on providing proof that she's paid rent. We are considering walking away from the deal, however I proposed we reach out to the forums to see if anyone had any ideas of how to proceed. We would be getting the property at a good enough price where one tenant would cover the debt Service. So, we are really torn at the moment. Soliciting any advice you all can give me on how we could proceed. Or if we had to evict, does anyone have any experience with that during covid?

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