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Tenant has 2months on past due rent due, tenant lost hours on there job, lease ends in Nov., have sent written notice 30days before it ends that I will not be renewing there lease. Should I just evict them or just have a collection agency try to recover monies lost?
valerie f, TX on Wednesday, September 30, 2009
RE: Have a tenant 2months past due rent..
They are not out yet, I know it is not your problem but these people are going to have to come up with first and last at there new residence more then likely , you better hope they move.I have seen people stay until a court order moves them out,
Posted by Donald G, MA on Wednesday, September 30, 2009
RE: Have a tenant 2months past due rent..
In my case i have tenants do the same thing its better if you give them a 3 day notice to pay or quit. If they dont pay file a report to the court for eviction.
Posted by Jose A, CA on Thursday, October 1, 2009
RE: Have a tenant 2months past due rent..
Have sent them notice that I am not renewing. I gave the 45 days to leave. They stop paying the rent. Can I sent them a 3day?[ they are 2months past due]
Posted by Debra Lynn E, CA on Saturday, November 7, 2009
RE: Have a tenant 2months past due rent..
It might be a good time to get a Lawyer free consultation
Posted by Donald G, MA on Saturday, November 7, 2009
RE: Have a tenant 2months past due rent..
Time to cut your losses. There is no reason to wait 3 more weeks to see if they're going to move. I agree with Debra....send them a 3-days notice. The only concern here is you sending them a 30 day notice. Not sure if you can now send a 3-day notice. As far as collecting back rent....good luck. Taking them to court will place a "ding" on their record, at best.
Posted by Stan M, CA on Saturday, November 7, 2009
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