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Dartagnan Nakajima
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Join date: 2 Feb 2008
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03-30-2008 13:06
The guy next to me just lowered the sale price of his parcel, but he was also trying to rent it also. So it looks like he got a bite on the rental.
My question is, If I buy the parcel, can I still keep the renter on it?
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Damien1 Thorne
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03-30-2008 13:10
If it is mainland, there is no reason you can't do anything you want, assuming the renter would want to stay.
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Annabelle Babii
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03-30-2008 13:27
From: Dartagnan Nakajima
My question is, If I buy the parcel, can I still keep the renter on it?
That would be up to the renter.
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Kaia Kittel
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Join date: 17 Nov 2006
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03-30-2008 13:52
From: Dartagnan Nakajima The guy next to me just lowered the sale price of his parcel, but he was also trying to rent it also. So it looks like he got a bite on the rental.
My question is, If I buy the parcel, can I still keep the renter on it? If you purchase the land, contact the person renting it and ask if they are happy to remain on the plot with you as their new 'landlord' - and you may want to check how they currently pay rent as it may be via a rental box that cannot be transfered to you from the current owner? |
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Kenbro Utu
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Join date: 26 Sep 2006
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03-30-2008 14:03
You will also want to know if they have already paid rent, and for how long, to the previous owner. Do you charge them again? Take the hit on the first rent payment? If they don't want to stay, kick them off with a refund or no refund? Could be a sticky issue depending on the answers to those questions.
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