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Turnover and Evict or...?
Good Morning All,
Wanted some feedback from fellow landlords. So, I have a tenant that is in the rears about $1,100 because she could not fulfill her portion of Section 8 the last few months. She is now being fully funded until next November. I went on a tour of the unit and she had 2 holes in the walls (claims kids did one and she did one by mistake) and 1 one in the floor which she claims was there when she moved in which it wasn’t. Her lease is up December 31, 2020. Do I try to evict after the moratorium (hopefully over this year) or hold on to her later into the next year? Property is in Western NY.