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Lino B.
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Tenants Divorce Lawyer withholding funds

Lino B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Jersey
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Hi everyone

Two months ago I leased my townhouse to a tenant who was divorced or at least I thought so. Apparently she is right in the thick of it. Today I get a letter saying they are going to court to disperse money and that will happen in 2 months. In the meantime, she will be two months delinquent in rent. 

The money dispersed will be significant. Do I respond to the lawyer with anything other than she will be charged a late fee? Wait this out?

Talk me off a ledge, this sucks! I went through a divorce I don't need to be involved in my tenants!

Thanks!

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Max T.
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Max T.
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If I were you I would charge late fees and initiate the eviction process, just in case they are trying to string you along.

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