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Updated about 9 years ago, 10/16/2015
Non payment due to medical hardship
My tenants just called asking if they could meet with me regarding payment of their rent. They have been in the property for three months and twice their checks bounced. The husband has recently had some serious medical issues and because of that he is not able to work. The medical issues occurred right after they signed the lease. I understand their hardship but this is a business for me so any advice on how to handle what I should do regarding their non-payment based on a medical hardship is appreciated. Thank you!
You need to move forward with the eviction process, their money troubles likely won't be getting better, and they'll probably leave without paying at the last second. They should have family to fall back on
- Vincent Crane
@Kyle Penland Thanks...you are correct. SMH
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