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Dennis Hamilton
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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overdue rent

Dennis Hamilton
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I am sure I am going to get a little beat up over this question....but, here it goes. I have a tenant that owes $1,500 in overdue rent. She is making payments to catch up but is not gaining much ground. Ok...I know, I know...I should have started the eviction process t as soon as she was a week late on rent.

here is my delema....It is really difficult to find tenants for this unit. And, this particular tenant pays over market rent ($820). Do I hang in there through the winter snce I most likey will not find a tenant for this unit until spring? or, hang in there since I am recouping some money...

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