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New landlord dealing w/ tenant that pay's but 2nd person living.
Hello i am renting out a unit to a 1st time tenant that pays on time but within in the
last month i have been seeing a different person coming and going.
The noise level has increased later in the evening.
I am deciding to ask the tenant to just leave because i have found in the past that tenants are like kids if you start telling them don't do this or that to much they grt angry and i will have to ask them to leave or do i ask if someone is living there and ask for more money and to reduce the noise.
I feel like eviction is the best way but they pay well and might be will to pay more but if problems keep continuing eviction might be difficult due to the state which supports tenants.
Should i cut my losses and look for someone else or should i try to make it work?