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John Ball
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Can a tenant remain in a unit after a MTOM lease has ended?

John Ball
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Due to the current pandemic, I am still trying to figure out what applies and what doesn’t for any potential future references:

If I have a tenant, who is on a MTOM lease, that I want out of a unit, I know I can give a 30-day notice, but what can the tenant do?

- Can they refuse to leave even though there was no written or verbal agreement made for them to stay?

- Can they force an “tenancy at will”?

- Will I be required to then evict?

This would be in the state of IL. Current Eviction Moratorium is due to end 4/03.

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