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Tenant Family Member Sleeps Outside

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The tenants are month-to-month. We bought this property with an owner occupied FHA loan, so we sent 30-day to terminate the m2m leases and will be getting ready to evict since they won't willingly move out. Question is, what can I do about the lady sleeping in the back the property. She literally has a little room set out next to the unit. We are located in Florida. Help is appreciated. This is our first investment and while I have been in property management for over 8 years. I had never had a situation where a tenant's occupant would such thing.

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Talk to the local police as she's trespassing.  You could also try social services if the police doesn't work.

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