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Jennifer Harper
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The Tenant on the Rental Agreement Informed they moved out their.

Jennifer Harper
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Asking for a friend...

The Tenant on the Rental Agreement Informed they moved out their friend is there. Either way no-one paid rent that was due 9 days ago. Is the friend who lives there a squatter?  Or do we need to evict as if a tenant?  What is the best course of action.  The tenant was inherited when the building was purchased.  Do not have ID, SS# or anything like that.  Just a simple 1 page rental agreement where no security deposit was taken, just a small cleaning fee.

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Mary M.
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Mary M.
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You need to get an attorney involved.  You have accepted rent from this unknown person and that complicates things. 

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