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tenant said i was harrassing her by sending too many legal forms, she only should get 1 a week in pa. she is in arrears, so i sent many that apply, is it harrassment?
Frank M, PA on Thursday, February 6, 2014
RE: tenant harrassment
I don't believe one notice a week is needed, there should be a notice for 10 days that is sent and then after that period Provide a second notice saying that you will take legal action then after no response to that you can a notice of pay rent or quit. Usually this is enough to make them pay. If not you should go directly to a court or attorney. They will be able to do the rest of the communication from there on out. If you send a weekly notice it may be harassment and would go on for ever but make a stressed notice that legal action will be taken and you should only need one notice.
Posted by David C, PA on Monday, February 10, 2014
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