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Updated about 2 years ago, 12/14/2022

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Mike Bonomo
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  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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How do I get a tenant out!?

Mike Bonomo
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  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Good Morning BP,

I bought a rental property (duplex) in Oswego NY back in August 2022. Since the day I purchased the property, one of tenants has not paid a single penny in rent. Her lease is officially up on December 25th 2022. My property manager has tried to send her eviction notices, but she will not answer the door. We even tried certified mail. We recently hired someone to serve her papers and they are having no luck getting in touch with this tenant. At this point I have no clue what to do. She owes me over 5k of rent, plus late fees and utilities.  Any advice would be a huge help! 

Lesson learned.....do not buy a residential property with existing tenants haha.

Thank you! 

  • Mike Bonomo
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