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Ian Smith
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Carlisle Pa
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Tenant taking too long to move out.

Ian Smith
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Carlisle Pa
Posted

Has anyone handled a situation like this? I have a holdover tenant whose lease ran out in March. The tenant did not want to resign for another year but wasn’t ready to move rite away so I said they could go month to month until the end of June. Well the end of June is here and they’re still not ready to move. Technically they are supposed to give me 30 days’ notice of moving but I would be happy if the tenant would resign or get out sooner rather than later so I have a chance to re rent. I figure that I have a good chance to re rent through August and then chances would be low until May. So that could be 8 months of rent lost or $6400.The property is in PA and I’m not sure how long it would take or how much it would cost to evict. So far I’ve played nice. Any advice is appreciated.

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