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Umaha Essien
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  • Investor
  • Champaign, IL
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Having an issue with an inherited tenant in Champaign Illinois.

Umaha Essien
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  • Investor
  • Champaign, IL
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Need suggestions on ways to handle this tenant. I knew she would be a headache when I was in the process of buying this set of homes, but the deal was just too good to pass up. I followed procedure and gave her a 30 day notice in regards to a rent hike etc. Closed on the home in November, gave her notices right after, left everything the same for December and we are now in January which is when all changes are supposed to take effect and she is yet to sign the new lease etc. She did pay the  old rent amount for December but I am yet to hear a peep out of her this month. Some more facts; she was on a month to month lease with the old owners and the last lease she signed was from 2017, she uses the home for airbnb and is pretty good at it based on her host ratings. The eviction moratorium has my hands tied. What to do?!!!

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