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Inherited tenant on fixed income

Emmanuel Morales
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Hello everybody I’m getting ready to close on my first property. I’m going to be house hacking a duplex with 1 inherited tenant on a month to month lease. They’re currently paying way below market rent and are on a fixed income(social security). The vacant unit is fully updated the other unit is not. I would like to move into the occupied unit so I could fix it while I live there and maximize rents on the updated unit. The tenant is an older lady and i don’t want to be the bad guy but I also want to make the best financial decision I can. How should I go about the situation. The property is in Aberdeen Wa State 

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