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Abhilash Joseph
  • Missouri City, TX
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Tenant had a Heart attack

Abhilash Joseph
  • Missouri City, TX
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What are the options and advice for a landlord who has a tenant who states that she has had a heart attack, and she is already late on 2 month's rent. Assuming she's stating the truth, and giving her the benefit of being honest with me, what can BP forum advice?

Late payment of 15/day is tacked on. Deposit is practically evaporated already...Help

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