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Tenant vacates owing back rent, and with 3 months on lease.
After 2 years of relative calm, this tenant falls behind in her rent, and my questions are answered sarcastically, or not at all. I sent a Notice to Pay, and a Notice to Quit to the tenant, and I was in the process of filling out a dispossessory affidavit form when I learned the tenant was vacating. (Tenant texted she was leaving.) Do I need to go through with the eviction process and get a court order (seems sort of moot now) or is there a more appropriate avenue to take now?