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Rent acceptance after eviction notice-Wisconsin

Dana Winer
  • Chicago, IL
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We recently took ownership of a new duplex in Wisconsin and the current tenant did not pay. We served a 5 day notice and she still didn’t pay. We then filed for eviction and she paid after that for September. My question is if we deposit the rent she paid for September do we lose the eviction?

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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@Dana Winer I clearly don't know your state law and after reading it see that it has some conflicting indoor confusing stipulations.

You can read it for yourself. I recommend contacting an attorney. I would hate to see you go through the process and the expense and find out you've screwed up some paperwork or something and lose the case.

http://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/eviction

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