A few weeks ago I mentioned that we want to sell up the property in Gladstone, using the fact that it has a current lease for another six or seven months in place as a selling point. My learned colleagues here pointed out that the most likely purchaser would be an Owner Occupier, which I agree with after recalling Matusik's report.
Do you think that, if I write to the tenants offering a private sale because I think it would save them the hassle of having people view the property, that they would just pack up and move out and I would lose the current rent? Forgetting about break-lease agreements, if they don't pay, they don't pay. They can move around the corner for $120 a week less.
Do I send them the letter, or just go through an agent. Mind you I emailed an agent that I have good memories of from 2012, on Friday or Saturday, and he hasn't gotten back to me yet.
Do you think that, if I write to the tenants offering a private sale because I think it would save them the hassle of having people view the property, that they would just pack up and move out and I would lose the current rent? Forgetting about break-lease agreements, if they don't pay, they don't pay. They can move around the corner for $120 a week less.
Do I send them the letter, or just go through an agent. Mind you I emailed an agent that I have good memories of from 2012, on Friday or Saturday, and he hasn't gotten back to me yet.
