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Brian Van Pelt
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  • Owings Mills, MD
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An alternative to Eviction for Landlords during Covid19

Brian Van Pelt
  • Specialist
  • Owings Mills, MD
Posted

If you have a tenant who is NOT paying their rent and/or it  looks like they will not be paying their rent for the future. Landlords can offer them $$ to move.
. It's always better to have a paying tenant than a non paying one.
. Make sure you get it in writing and that any payment is made after the Tenant moves out.

Most Landlords would rather loose 1 to 2 months rent than to have a nonpaying Tenant for 6 to 8 months

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