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NO PETS violation

Valarie Maxey
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fresno, CA
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I have little to no experience in property mgmt. Can you offer suggestions of handling a tenant violating the NO PETS policy of the lease?

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Mark N.A
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Send them a registered letter informing them of their breach of lease with a short amount of time to cure.

Follow up with an eviction if they don't comply.

Or, if you want to be known as a 'strong' LL immediately evict.

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