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Should i just ask tenant if she want to move out by end of lease

Tina Lee
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My tenant is violating few things . One habitual late payment 2) have Ling term guest over ( super saw their guest have key and open the door)

3) smoke pot altho in our city is legal to smoke , but neighbores complaints about strong smell.

Should I just communicate with her have her move out end of lease on her own?

I cannot not renewal her lease without good cause, should I have attorney sending her notice of cease and notice of quit so she will move out on her own? ( first time hiring attorney)

Or should I just tell her she is violating all those and ask her to leave on her own once lease ends?

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Nathan Gesner
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yes, you could just give her a letter that says you are terminating her lease for multiple violations with a deadline to move out. She may willingly accept it and move. If she chooses to fight it or refuses to leave, then I recommend you hire an attorney that can help you get her out legally. Tenants will respond better when your actions are professional in demonstrate you mean business.

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