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How to handle a Holdover Tenant

Robert Bates
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  • New Orleans, LA
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I have a tenant who's lease expires on 12/31/19, but plans to stay 3 extra days because her new apartment isn't ready. What remedy is used in this situation, if its a fee, How much do I charge?

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John Underwood
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You could prorate it or tell here that if she is there on the first she owes for that month.

If she has been a good tenant I would prorate it.

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