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Mike Fontaine
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  • Property Manager
  • Leominster, MA
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Drug dealing adopted tenants

Mike Fontaine
Pro Member
  • Property Manager
  • Leominster, MA
Posted

Hello everyone, I am looking for advice on how some of you have addressed problems of drug dealing in your apartment. I am a property manager in MA and we brought on a client that adopted tenants that he wanted to keep. We advised against it or to at least screen them before. He was new and decided against our advice. It has come to our attention that the tenant not only may not be living there any longer but has subleased the apartment (against lease) to people who are drug dealing out of the apartment. The cops are aware of the situation and have informed me they need proof. MA evictions as my attorney has informed me are a complete stand still. Does anyone have any idea of how to remove these tenants and/or collect evidence where the police can make a solid case? 

My attorney has informed me that we can give a vacate notice to the "new" tenants  because they are not under lease with us but, I would need their names. I've gone twice and have only met one. 

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