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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Duplex existing tenant hoarder
Ok, I went to see a duplex property today. The property did not have any inside pictures listed online, and now I know why.
So, the numbers seem to cash flow. The problem is one half was in good to fair condition. The 2nd side appeared to have a "hoarder" with very severe pet smell . This renter has been month to month for over 7 years. The good side is in a lease for another few months.
The bad side conditon is no where near the standards I would like to set for this rental. ( remove old carpet, fix tub, some kitchen updates etc... nothing extravagant- just freshen it up )
I am afraid the long term "smelly hoarder " may scare away existing or future tenants.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Todd H