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Updated almost 11 years ago,
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Resolving problems with quick turnarounds
So we've had a situation recently where someone was moving out, so we got the house leased for about a week after they were supposed to move. Then, they all of a sudden needed an extra month. And by needed an extra month, I mean just refused to leave. Where I'm at evictions take forever, so there isn't much leverage there. It all ended up working out, but does anyone have any recommendations for dealing with that kind of situation? Anything special you put in your leases or applications or tell prospective tenants? Thanks