Buying Tenant-Occupied Property: Part 3: Estoppel Agreements

This week we're back with the third episode of our newest Legal Hotline Video Series: Buying Tenant-Occupied Property! This series will help brokers and their clients understand the benefits of having Estoppel Agreements in landlord-tenant relationships. Hosted by WR Legal Hotline Lawyer, Annie Fitzsimmons with special guest Kaitlyn Jackson, an attorney with Williams Kastner in Seattle. Listen as they talk through some of the legal implications and hurdles faced by buyers of tenant-occupied properties in Washington State. You won't want to miss this installment of our newest Legal Hotline series.
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[@jensrealty2088]

Thank you

[@sandeespraguemccolm7158]

This is crazy!

[@Opal1129]

What does an estoppel agreement look like?

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If you are a Washington REALTORS member, please direct your questions to Annie at our Legal Hotline here: www.warealtor.org/membership/for-members/legal-hotline. Thank you!

[@BarnettAssociatesTeam]

People that are not named on the lease yet reside in the property have more rights than the landlord - this is hogwash. This State's has gotten crazy with tenants rights exceeding the owner's rights where the landlords pay all the taxes associated with ownership yet tenants have zero responsibility.