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Katelyn Gardner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar creek, tx
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Brrrr with tenants on a lease

Katelyn Gardner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar creek, tx
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Hello,

First post here! I'm looking to do my first Brrrr on a duplex in Tx. Each side is a 2/1. Current rents are at 750/900. I believe I could get 1300/side after renovations. Duplex needs new flooring, new drywall ceiling, bathroom updates, new siding on one side. I believe the ARV would be 400k+. Repairs estimating 30-40k. The tenants are on a lease, I don't have lease details yet, but the duplex is in poor repair. One of the tenants was not happy to let us view the home. I wouldn't be comfortable being legally liable for taking over the leases and having renters live in slumlord housing under my name. Ceiling has water damage (new roof though), water heater is a fire hazard, etc. How would you get the tenants out after closing? Do renters typically agree to cash for keys? If so, how much would you offer to pay them to get out?

Thanks! 

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