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Eviction during Covid

Cody Godfrey
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Hi all!

I posted in another forum but wanted to double up to ensure I can get some feedback. I recently purchased a duplex in PA. We decided to give a 30 day notice to one of the residents as we’d like to renovate the unit to increase our cash flow.

Also, we learned that this tenant tore a huge deck out that was installed last year behind his unit and sold the lumber for money. We gave him a violation notice asking that it was replaced. Obviously it wasn’t so we filed for eviction. This happened on the old owners watch though.. we are still moving forward with our court hearing and hoping it works out. We also gave another violation notice for some debris in his back yard. He has signed the cdc affidavit and is not currently paying. I am requesting no money but rather just want him out of my house.

Any input/experience/opinions on if we have a decent chance in court would be greatly appreciated!

On the other hand, if he isn’t out by the end of his 30 day notice period, can we take him to court for this and be successful?

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