Don't make this rookie mistake

As a Landlord, you gotta make money.

Shoes to buy, mouths to feed.

You do this with rental income.

But sometimes the real estate market turns hotter than a turkey fresh outta the oven.

And when it does, you may want to cash in and sell a house.

Make sure the lease lets you end a tenancy if the property sells.

Illinois law doesn't let you (unless the lease says otherwise).

The buyer may not want your Tenant.

Or want a fresh start with a killer lease.

If you can't boot the Tenant, you'll lose money.

No Bueno.

Make sure you can bail if you sell.

By Landlord Legal

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