@Daniel AntonettiIn general, not much you can do after closing.If you had made specific requests about the tenants in your sales agreement then you might be able to go after the previous seller for not complying.But, if you didn't have specific language in there, the owner is still able to renew leases.Even if you had Estoppel Letters, it wouldn't prevent the seller from doing something sneaky at the last second like signing a lower rent lease in exchange for doing fixes the seller didn't want to deal with out of pocket.

Hello all, I have been lurking for awhile on bigger pockets and this is my first post.

I am living in one unit now and getting the second unit ready for rent and I may need a handyman at some point..But there are definitely good pockets of neighborhoods in Stockton to look in for potential deals!

Hey Bigger Pockets community!

I wouldn’t waste the time to take the phone out of my pocket much less call back.

Bigger pockets podcast 229 is where I recommend you to start.

@Keith Jourdan - As an educational lesson for us all, may I ask how much you have spent out of pocket for the attorney/court fees, as well as how much you have lost from the non-payment of rent?  

Hi bigger pockets community.

There are several types of fall back positions that you can use in a pinch as well including - pocket listings, fractional 1031 compliant properties, and also the option of simply not completing the 1031 and eating the tax. 

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