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Process for evicted tenant in NJ

Lauren Kalisz
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Hi,

I am having an extremely difficult time with a tenant that has not paid his rent for 2 months. I gave him a 30 day notice to leave on March 1 as he was fighting with other tenants, and he still has yet to leave. I offered him $1,000 for the keys, he is sort of receptive but he won't make a definitive agreement. I have also filed an eviction on March 31, 2022 and I am still waiting to hear back for a court date. Does anyone know the turn around time for the eviction process after covid? I know the courts are very backed up, but it would be helpful to get some understanding of when I can expect this. He is disruptive to neighbors, created heavy property damage, and does not handle his trash properly causing a mess all over the lawn. Is there any escalation to the eviction process if the tenant is destructive?

I am also paying for the electricity as I was managing it for the unit. Do I have to continue to supply and pay for his electricity or can I remove that service and he can figure it out for himself? Should I offer him more money? 

If there are any other suggestions on getting reckless non-paying tenants out that have worked for you in the past please let me know.

Really appreciate any advice or suggestions you can provide. Thank you

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