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All Forum Posts by: Dylan Mortman

Dylan Mortman has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Buying our first multifamily that is currently leased below market

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@Greg Kasmer thanks! The transfer of the security deposit was definitely something I was nervous about. Really appreciate you sharing your wisdom!

Post: Buying our first multifamily that is currently leased below market

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@Robert Masucci thanks! Really appreciate the clarification. They signed a 1 year lease, and I was advised that I can't see the full lease agreement until I'm under contract... should be submitting our bid this week though, so fingers crossed. 

Post: Buying our first multifamily that is currently leased below market

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We are in the process of buying our first investment property, it is a 3 unit, and all the tenants just signed a new lease prior to us (hopefully) closing on the property. However all 3 of the units are being rented below market and should definitely be increased.

What is the lease transfer process? Am I as the new landlord stuck with their current lease? Can I update it to add additional language to further protect my self? And most importantly can I increase their rent?

Any info would be greatly appreciated. (this is my first time ever posting on here! so thanks for the support!)