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Paul Zofsak
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
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Tenant moved out while still owing back rent, what are my options

Paul Zofsak
  • Investor
  • Cypress, TX
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I had a tenant get a job suddenly in another city and had to move. He put in proper notice and left the house in great condition. The only problem is that he got behind on rent after losing his job shortly after moving in. All in all he was only behind about half a months rent. After moving out we agreed he would pay $200 a month until he got caught up; he made the first payment and then nothing. I can't reach him by phone or email. I have no deposit left to draw from so my question now is, what are my options? Do I go the collection agency route, just chalk it up to experience, or is there another way? Help is much appreciated.

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