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Jake Miller
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Tenant asking to stay past lease

Jake Miller
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I had a tenant that I inherited and did not renew the lease which is up 1/31/18. I gave them a 60 day notice that their lease would not be renewed. They just sent an email stating they will be paid on the Friday, February 2nd,  and because of that they are having a hard time coming up with first month and a deposit. I was planning on working on the unit and then moving in this weekend. I'd obviously prefer them move out on the time we discussed but was wondering what the appropriate steps should be.

Thanks

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Max T.
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Max T.
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Not really your problem. They should reach out to friends and family for help.

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