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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/10/2022

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Guarantor, deceased tenant, non-paying illegal roommate

Jordan F.
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Hello BP.  I have an apartment where the tenant of record died in July of 2021 but her unauthorized roommate continues to live there without paying rent.  The original tenant's credit was bad so her mother signed as a guarantor.  Subsequently the mother was declared incapacitated and her son is now exercising the power of attorney.  My question is whether we can hold the mother/son liable for the unpaid rent that has accrued since September to date or did their responsibility end when the tenant of record died.  We don't have the illegal tenant's name or social security number.   We are attempting to evict her based on a name we found that matched first and middle name, age and ethnicity.  I look forward to any help you can give me.  Thanks.

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