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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Orlando Duplex
Looking to put in an offer on a duplex by the end of next week. One side is vacant, the otherside is rented way below market for the area. A few questions: Is there a contingency I can put in the contract to end current lease? Also, how can I make sure the owner doesnt lease the otherside out before I close? Property needs about 20k in rehab and rents will be about 1050/mo.
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There definitely are not many multi families in the Orlando area. Our verison of a "multifamily" is the ever popular townhouse. Multi's do exist... but they are typically very beat up and on the wrong side of the tracks.