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The tenant who goes too far
Since starting my education in real estate investing, I have heard odd stories about types of tenants. One story I have heard about is the tenant who is late with the rent or in some way causes problems for the landlord and then when their lease is up for renewal and then they go further by asking for a reduction in rent. What I have heard is that when that happens, their lease ends up not being renewed?
Is that what usually happens?