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Paul Brady
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Tenant strongly wants their family to rent my newly vacant unit

Paul Brady
  • Chelmsford, Ma
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I have a 2 family in central Massachusetts. My first floor tenants (who after a year have been great tenants so far) are strongly urging me to let their family move into the newly vacant 2nd floor unit. I have many people interested in the unit already. My question is has anybody dealt with having multiple family members/friends in the different units of the same property? If so how has it worked out and is it something that should be avoided for any reason ? 

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Bruce Woodruff
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It could be ok. Do the new family members all pass your screening requirements?

You will have more parties, gatherings, etc, but that's not necessarily a bad thing I guess....

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