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Tenant lease ends day of closing, I want him out

Jake Ferris
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I close on a property this Friday, the old owner's lease with a tenant ends this Friday. The tenants has no intention on leaving however he knows I plan on renovating and increasing the rent. Do I have to go through eviction to get him out? Or is this considered something else given that I do not have a lease with him?

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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On the day of closing, start the eviction process. Since you are new to this, I highly recommend you hire an attorney to ensure it's done properly and professionally. The tenant will likely disappear once they see you're playing hardball.

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