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Ken Latchers
  • Hatfield, PA
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Your opinion on Seller's strange Eviction Clause

Ken Latchers
  • Hatfield, PA
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The seller of the 6 family I just bought inserted this into leases:

"Unpaid rent by the 15th will be considered in DEFAULT of this Lease Agreement. Said Lease will become Null and Void. Tenant will then be subject to IMMEDIATE eviction. " - This clause is then signed by Tenant separately.

She then tells them to move out. They usually do move out and she changes the locks.

This is farm country, but I cannot imagine ANYWHERE in the USA that this is legal.

Thoughts?

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