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J F.
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  • Alabaster, AL
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Only Received Partial Rent

J F.
  • Investor
  • Alabaster, AL
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I have a tenant who has only paid partial rent one month, extra the next month, and is short again this month. My new property manager prefers to start the eviction process once they're 1.5 months behind, rather than right away. I'm looking for advice - I understand that it's best to serve a notice immediately if you haven't received a check by the no-later-than date (whether the 1st or the 5th), but what about when they're on-time but the rent is short? Thanks.

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