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Matt Faix
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Cash for Keys Question

Matt Faix
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  • Carnegie, PA
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Is there any risk to proposing cash for keys in writing? Or left in a voice mail? Not sure if this would impact any eviction filings, or if it should stay off the record/in person? We are in a situation where the tenant is completely unresponsive and has not paid this months rent. We've already posted notice and plan to file for eviction on Friday but figure it's at least worth one more attempt. Thanks for any help.

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Will Barnard
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No risk to providing a cash for keys proposal verbally or in writing however, if they have been unresponsive, offering that right upfront could be viewed by the tenants as a sign of weakness on your part. I recommend you file eviction paperwork and have your attorney follow that up with a cash for keys offer.

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