Contracts
In Pennsylvania, a real estate contract for the sale of a property currently occupied by tenants should address:
AOnly the seller's mortgage payoff amount
BThe status of the existing tenancies, security deposits, and rent prorations at closing✓ Correct
COnly whether the buyer intends to occupy the property
DWhether the property manager will be retained after closing
Explanation
When purchasing a tenant-occupied property in Pennsylvania, the contract should address: assignment of existing leases to the buyer, transfer of security deposits, rent prorations, tenant notification requirements, and any rights of first refusal the tenants may have. These are material terms protecting both parties.
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