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Evicting RTO Tenants in PA
We just bought a park in PA which had 20 RTO homes with several tenants that haven't paid for about a year. When we took them through the eviction process, the judge ruled that this is a RTO contractual issue (ownership % which is not an unpaid rent issue) and outside of his jurisdiction. So we are suppose to hire a lawyer to go through a length legal process to kick these delinquent RTO tenants out.
Does anyone have any experience with this? Because each RTO tenant also have a "lot rent contract" with us, can we evict them just on "lot rent owed" and ignore the back RTO payments?
Thanks!