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Will F.
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Evicting one Nuisance Tenant and Allowing Other to Stay - Domestic Issues.

Will F.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles County, CA
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I don't like getting involved with stuff like this...

But I have a situation in Los Angeles city where a boyfriend-girlfriend are breaking up.  The boyfriend pays all the bills and wishes to stay. The girlfriend has been a bit of a nuisance-drugs, noise, police called etc.

The boyfriend wishes to stay and want's me to step in and possibly evict her.

Would a 3-day work in this case for Nuisance?  Or would a 30 day notice just served to her work better?

I really hate this part of owning property.

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Rusty Thompson
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Rusty Thompson
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  • Salem, OR
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I don't know the specific laws in your area, but how is the lease structured? Are they both on it. If they are I would make them figure it out. I have been in the same situation lately & told the tenants its not my business. Though if they make it my problem I will evict them both. It usually gets the point across that it is a loose/loose if they insist on fighting over it. If one decides to stay & the other decides to move then have the them give you a notice to vacate and then sign the lease with the new tenant.

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