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Karen Johanson
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  • Los Gatos, CA
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When to Evict

Karen Johanson
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  • Los Gatos, CA
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Hi, all...

I have a tenant who's had repeated complaints from neighboring tenants about loud arguing, yelling, screaming profanities, etc. I responded several times and that issue seems to have subsided. I recently had cameras installed in my common areas...the tenant turned them around! One more complaint came in yesterday from another tenant who smelled cigarette smoke in the common area. A review of the video clearly shows the tenant leaving the apartment with a cigarette in the mouth. 

Her lease is up in 60 days. Can I get the tenant out sooner? I could use recommendations on giving a three-day notice or letting the lease expire at the end of April.

Thoughts?

  • Karen Johanson
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