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Katherine Earle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hart, MI
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Aggressive Inherited Tenant

Katherine Earle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hart, MI
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I have owned an apartment complex for about a year now. Apprehensively, I let one of the inherited tenants sign a 12-month lease. He has been very cranky during the renovations, to say the least. He seemed to change his tune when he saw me evict 2 of his neighbors over their behavior, yet I still allowed him to sign a 12-month lease, in spite of his negative behavior up until now. Now that the lease has been signed, his nasty behavior has returned and he directed it at my contractors that are working on the laundry room right now. I'm going back to my attorney to adjust my lease, but the only thing it says right now is referring to noise and "peaceful enjoyment". Nothing specific in regards to harassing and abusing on-site staff and contractors at this point. I want to give him a lease violation notice, but I can't just let him verbally assault my contractors and get away with it. How would any of you address this particular issue at this point?

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