I just bought a house a month ago and inherited a tenant.

Here’s the story, say I inherit $50,000-$80,000 cash from my mother’s passing and I want own properties to rent and pass these properties on to my two children.

For those who invest in Pennsylvania, just wanted to post a PSABelow is a link to an article but to break it down in a nutshell:If you are a lender and the borrower is deceased and you foreclose on the property, the winner at auction is responsible to pay a 15% inheritance tax on appraised value.

She died in March, and left her 6 adult children with an unexpected and sizable inheritance.

I have inherited some tenants and still have some tenants that I chose in my early landlording days that aren't great (market and Section 8). 

I have inherited tenants to a new duplex that I need to have leave in 3 months due to smoking, pitbull and low rent.

Any investor worth their salt would only pay below-market because they would be inheriting a problem renter.

Rents should be 2 bedrooms 7501 bedroom 600I don't know how to get these tenants out if I inherit them any advice would be great.

Usually, in many jurisdictions, joint tenancy comes with a right of survivorship which means that if something should happen to you and your wife, the landlord would "inherit" your interests. 

Is there a standard anyone uses when they inherit tenants they would like to keep?