Also, if you've inherited some nice furniture, appliances, etc. in your rental what's the quickest route to getting it sold or picked up for donations...

Buy or inherit and hold for a long time, then cash out and redeploy equity into potentially higher cash flowing properties or other investments.2.

Usually inherited tenants have a bad reputation but not if they have a good track record.

If the documentation is wrong, they'll be "inheriting" problems you chose not to discover.Speaking for myself, I'd be asking for a price concession to cover my potential risks if I were your buyer. 

I had a friend who was one of 6 who inherited a farm in North Dakota.

I inherited a few tenants when I bought a multifamily property.One of the units' existing tenant has two 60-75# dogs and a rabbit. 

So I was wondering if you met the tenants that were there, before you closed ,to decide if you wanted to inherit them? 

It's their business model to have certain overlays to lessen their risk.  

Most of these remaining properties have absentee owners who have moved far away or the owner passed away and someone across the country inherited it.

This is our first time inheriting tenants as our other properties were purchased vacant...any tips for the best way to kick things off on the right foot?