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Anthony Vespa
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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how to evict a tenant in New York in two months - Legally

Anthony Vespa
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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We have just went into contract on our triplex in Brooklyn. My other two tenant moved out without any issues, my third tenant is claiming he cannot get a lease because he is retired. Now for me i would prefer a retired tenant that has a pension and S.S. check coming in every month. Anyway we have already filed an eviction which can take six months. i am thinking of a different approach. i would like to draft an offer letter with three options. move out in four weeks $$$$, move out in six weeks $$$ or move out in 8 weeks $$. the Four week offer is very close to six months rent. Any professional advice will be appreciated. 

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