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Mychal Raynes
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Mychal Raynes
  • Georgetown, CO
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How would you guys recommend dealing with a tenant who is a family member and 100$ behind on rent and just brought a dangerous dog breed to live with him on the property? I don't want to ruin the relationship but I think I am being taken advantage of.

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Christine Swaidan
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Christine Swaidan
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The dangerous dog breed scares me more than a little rent due.  You may not be able to renew your home insurance.  (Ask me how I know.) This would be a good excuse to get rid of him and you can blame to insurance company.

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