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Renter continues to be behind on payments

Amit Shah
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Hello All,

Need your opinion.

A renter continues to be behind on making payments. He is now late and has not caught up with payments for the 2nd month running. He has also previously made payments using his debit card that have failed in the past (he sent us screenshots thinking we'd not mind it, but it fails). 

Right now,we've worked out a deal where he would pay $1000 weekly and try and get back on track. A friend advised that I sent a default notice via registered and regular mail. Any suggestions for ensuring I have done due diligence before eviction troubles arise potentially?

Kindly advise!

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