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Updated over 7 years ago, 04/23/2017

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John Chea
  • Zeeland, MI
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When a tenant moves out and new tenant moves in.

John Chea
  • Zeeland, MI
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Hello everyone,  I am new to property management, my tenants are grandfathered in when I bought the property and would like to know how I should handle the current situation.  Short story,  husband and wife on month to month separated, wife moved out, husband stayed and got 2 roommates.   What if anything should I be doing to protect myself?  I would appreciate any advice.  

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