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Updated about 9 years ago, 09/09/2015

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Martha T.
  • Southwest, AK
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Serving Notice To Quit

Martha T.
  • Southwest, AK
Posted

Hi All, hoping to get some advice. We're new landlords and this is a unique situation for us. We have a tenant that had an authorized occupant to which we gave Notice to Quit just a couple of weeks ago. He remedied it immediately and then paid rent for September. He has the same unauthorized occupant back! We had a clause if the same situation occurred within 6 months that he would get an eviction notice. Question is - do we give him the remainder of the rent back when he leaves?

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