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Updated over 4 years ago, 08/06/2020

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Keegan Darby
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queen Creek, AZ
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Difficult tenant - what should I do?

Keegan Darby
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queen Creek, AZ
Posted

Hi BP -- 

We recently acquired a duplex. We've already sent a 30-day vacate notice to one tenant as she is month-to-month and paying well below market value. 

We are now planning to show the property to interested renters to move in after these 30 days. The current tenant has been unresponsive about a time/day that is convenient for her to allow showings. 

In her lease agreement I only legally have to give her a 24-hour notice. If she doesn't respond, would you just show up, open the doors and start showing the place? 

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