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David Neely
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Options to get a tenant out

David Neely
  • Investor
  • Pinehurst, NC
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Good morning,

BLUF: I have a SFR that is starting its final year in a 5 year lease. However, I'd like to move into the house as my primary residence this summer (due to school year timing, etc)

I'm familiar with a lot of the options to get a tenant out like cash-for-keys, etc. My question is this: if the tenant refuses to leave voluntarily prior to lease expiration, are there any legal options at my disposal? Or do I just have to wait it out?

Property is located in NC.

Thanks in advance!!

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Nicholas L.
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Nicholas L.
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@David Neely yep, i'd get a copy and read it from start to finish and then confer with your PM.

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