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Anthony Chavez
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Bad tenets

Anthony Chavez
  • Chicago, IL
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I just bought a 2 flat in the Chicago area and I have some bad tenets they pay they're rent but they have a bunch of people coming in out of there unit and hanging out in front of the building not sure how to go about this. I just don't want a lot of people coming in and out of building and hanging outside.

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Daniel Mohnkern
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Daniel Mohnkern
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Rather than having a fight between you and the tenants, I would just have someone post a "no loitering" sign in that area.  If you ever notice people (non tenants) loitering afterward, call the police and have charges pressed against them.  Also, encourage other tenants to do the same.  I would also have a 3rd party (a manager) be the person filing the complaint so as to keep a decent relationship between me and the tenants.  A third party to "blame" or refer to is extremely powerful.

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