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Paul Zofsak
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
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I think my tenant moved out, now what?

Paul Zofsak
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
Posted

My tenant is two weeks late with rent, I got an email with a reason why it was late and that it would be sent soon; nothing yet. I went by the house today and there were no cars outside and from what little I could see from the front window I couldn't see any furniture. I also didn't get a response to my phone call or most recent email.

So now what is my next step to insure that I don't do anything that infringes on my tenant's rights and could get me in hot water? I would guess that I would have to go through the eviction process whether they are there or not, correct?

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