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Tomas Satas
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  • Investor
  • Berwyn, IL
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Evicting a tenant that stopped allowing showings during home sale

Tomas Satas
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  • Investor
  • Berwyn, IL
Posted

Greetings fellow landlords.

Has anybody successfully evicted a tenant that completely stopped allowing showings?

The building is for sale and it’s a very long story.

To make it extremely short...

We have cooperated 1000% and have even bent over backwards with this tenant’s showings “rules.”

She would only allow week day showings, 2 hour window, shoes off, and on and on.

We complied because we did not want to start a war.

So all of a sudden the other day we notified her of a showing 24 hours in advance and she said we cannot show her floor until she moves out.

She still has a year left on her lease because the genius previous owner was signing 2 year leases with her.

Now our only option is eviction.

Has anybody evicted a tenant for breach of lease agreement due to denying showing requests?

Thanks so much. :)

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