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loopholes to add to lease to bypass eviction moratoriums

Nathan Williams
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I was curious if anyone else is trying to add additional clauses to their lease agreements to give themselves a way to evict a tenant other than for non-payment of rent during this ridiculous eviction moratorium.  I will be signing up a new tenant this week and am trying to do all I can to protect myself in the event this eviction mortarium is extended and my tenant decides to stop paying.  This is for a property in Indiana where the state doesnt put much restrictions on what can and cant be in leases.

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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You can put in whatever you like. Does not mean it will hold water. Focus on screening instead! Don't allow any exceptions.

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