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What do you do when a tenant stays past your 30 day notice

Heather Rodden
  • Rental Property Investor
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I gave my tenant a 30 day notice in the beginning of May and gave her until June 30th. She is asking for an extension. I told her no. And now she said she can’t move until the 4th. (Plus has called me a lot of not nice names 🙄). What do I do. I don’t know 100% I can trust her to be moved out on the 4th. She hasn’t been very pleasant to deal with.

She is on a month to month lease, and I gave her the 30 day notice for multiple late payments and lapses in insurance. Plus her daughter posted a picture on fb of her room w a bong in the background.

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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You start eviction proceedings.  Period.

If you don't know how, contact an attorney specializing in evictions.  (There are usually a handful in every town.)  The eviction should be fast and easy given you already gave 30 days notice.  It is harder if they  just stop paying.  (That never made sense to me but is generally true.)

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