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Listing Your Property While there is Still a Tenant in the Home

Steve Rozenberg
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What Are the Pros and Cons of Listing Your Property With the Previous Tenant Still in the Property?

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    Jeff B.
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    All depends upon the buyer and the property type {SFR vs MFU}

    FIRST, property with tenants in residence have rights to the expiration of the lease.

    if SFR

    1. buyer *may* wish to occupy -> tenant is disadvantage
    2. buyer *may* wish to rent to other known party -> disadv
    3. buyer *may* wish a turnkey purchase (ie tenants in place) -> major advantage

    else if MFU

    1. rents < FMR, disadv
    2. rents = FMR, advant

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