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buying at auction
james_toney
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not sure if this is the right place to post this..
has anyone bought at auction with tenants already in place, or is this something that should be avoided.
the house is still available would it be best to contact the solicitor or the auctioneers?
would they have to tell me if they are paying or not
thank you in advance for any help.
has anyone bought at auction with tenants already in place, or is this something that should be avoided.
the house is still available would it be best to contact the solicitor or the auctioneers?
would they have to tell me if they are paying or not
thank you in advance for any help.
Ex HPC fool
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If you are buying the property as a BTL, I would have thought that having sitting tenants was the ideal scenario. If you're buying it as a home then not so good.0
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My BiL did this. The tenants lived in the house for 6 months or so, basically until their contract ran out. It worked fine.0
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thanks for this, it would be as a BTL (Harry)
will contact them today see what they say.Ex HPC fool0 -
Make sure you check the tenancy type.
If it's an AST there is not too much to worry about. If its an older tenanacy there could be a great deal to worry about. (All in relative terms!)0 -
JonnyBravo wrote: »Make sure you check the tenancy type.
If it's an AST there is not too much to worry about. If its an older tenanacy there could be a great deal to worry about. (All in relative terms!)
will check this , thanks JonnyEx HPC fool0 -
I always thought this was unadvisable as the vendor could be selling on a bad tennant.
I'd check for rent arrears.0 -
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Does the AST continue to run with the new owner taking the place of the previous one? We offered our tenants money to end an AST early when we were selling and didn't exchange until they had left.I think....0
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james_toney wrote: »would they have to tell me if they are paying or not
Who is the current "owner" of the property?0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »Who is the current "owner" of the property?
i Dont know the current owner of the property but i spoke to the solicitors acting for the sellers and auctions, and they told me that it is and AST and they never missed a payment and have been in place for 3 years,
thanks everyone for their help.Ex HPC fool0
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