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Eric Bilderback
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Tenant ODed can I evict

Eric Bilderback
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sisters, OR
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Help me out here.  Me and a buddy put in a fire pit all day yesterday at my apartment complex.  This tenant was hanging out creeping us out.  Turns out she is the same lady that my manager advised against letting her lease again.  I said she has to go after being around her.  Got an email today she ODed last night.  It is a nice apartment good people there this is disturbing.  The girls lease goes until November can I give her 30 days?  Or do I need to honor the entire lease?  Everyone wants her gone there.  It is a sad situation 2 little kids (that were not supposed to live there).  God help those little guys they are screwed.  It is a damn shame and my good tenets hate watching it everyday. 

PS She never would have gotten an apartment but I did not own the place when she came in.  The landlord at the time wanted her in because the government pays automatic every month and prospective buyers wanted to see it was going strong.  

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The kids are not your business and you should stay out of that situation. Landlords are not and should not ever act as social workers. Do what you can to get rid of her now while you have the opportunity.

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