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I am not sure what to do--- the tenant is renting a room in my home. She has used more than her fair share of utilities and has yet to pay for them. she has lived here more than 6 months. I have asked that she move out but she thinks 4 days notice is unreasonable, even though she has only paid me half of the rent and has NOT paid for utilities!!!! I want her out. What can I do??? I am in Washington state. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

Pamela H, WA on Sunday, April 27, 2014

RE: Tenant renting room will not leave-- has only paid half rent this month . How can I evict her?

You must give 30 days notice? If you are evicting them you must make sure with you local court the exact process.

Posted by Richard W, PA on Sunday, April 27, 2014

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