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Cheryl Naegel
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Richmond, OH
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Indiana eviction and quiet enjoyment

Cheryl Naegel
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Richmond, OH
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Hi there.  I have started the eviction process on my non-paying tenants.  They have received their 10 day notice, which ends June 2.  I feel sure that they will not vacate the property, but I plan to have repairs and updates done to sell it, while waiting for the court systems eviction process.  

My question is, do the non-paying/evicted tenants have the right of "quiet enjoyment"?-----The updates I am planning are power washing/new windows/landscaping.

Thanks for anyone who can answer this for me.  This home is in Indiana.

Thanks!

Cheryl

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Lee Smith
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Lee Smith
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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@Cheryl Naegel In Indiana there is no 10 day notice period.. You can file eviction the day they are late.

Also, I wouldn't do any work on it until they vacate. If they see you power washing the property they are going to dirty it up out of spite... Ask me how I know....

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