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Help! Would you buy a property with uncooperative tenants?
I have the opportunity to purchase a property at a big discount ($220k purchase - $310k ARV). The house has uncooperative tenants, and I can't see the property. I would purchase subject to interior inspection, so I can calculate the rehab after seeing the property, but what kind of headache am I getting myself into? The idea would be to evict, flip, and sell the property. Thanks!!
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- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Irvine, CA
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The one big thing that you'll need to investigate is why they are not paying, if it is for a job loss/not paying due to the pandemic, then the restrictions for evictions are steep and you need to make sure there is a big spread for the cash for keys. If it's due to nothing that has to do with the pandemic you have more of a leg-up on evictions, and I would consult the eviction service office in Redlands on Colton Ave. They are a great resource and we have had to use them before, they'll fill you in more on the info for your situation for the current laws.
- Peter Mckernan
