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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Chris O.
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Potential investment property has below market tenants

Chris O.
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Looking at a 1960's Duplex on the island - it's been updated inside so no need to renovate. Also won't be living in either unit - I've got one side vacated but the other has tenants that are $400-$500 below market rate. Deal only makes sense at market rates on both sides. Anyone know of any options or is this a dead deal with the new rules passed last year protecting against rate increases

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