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Craig Robinson
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Tenants refuse to leave when the lease is up

Craig Robinson
  • Chelsea, MA
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Hello, I have a question that pertains to a rental property that my parents own. They rent section 8 to a family who refused to leave when the lease was up last summer. The tenants do not pay their (small) portion of the rent or any utilities. They would like them out at the end of the lease this summer but expect to be met with a fefusal again this year. The state is Maine and I am not sure the best way to proceed. Most information I have seen is about a mid lease eviction. Based on the Managing Rental Properties book from bigger pockets I have seen  the cash for keys strategy but am looking for other alternatives as well.

Thank you,

Craig Robinson

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