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Help eviction a tenant in Georgia
Good evening. I wrote recently about an inherited tenant who was given a one-year lease at about 50% below market value from the previous PM just two days before we closed on the house.
It's been a long 6 months, and I thought I could just hang in there until the lease expires 1/31/19, but at this point, I am ready to sever the lease agreement. She is just a problem tenant and I've had enough. The lease isn't useful (it's a two-page document that basically says nothing). I'm new to this and I've made enough mistakes as it is, don't want to make any more. If I understand correctly, in Georgia, a landlord can evict with 60 days notice unless the lease says otherwise. Can anyone confirm this?