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How to evict a tenant starting January 1st in Oregon?
Tenant hasn't paid rent. I tried reaching out to them, but they seem unresponsive. They told me they'd pay it a week late, and I still haven't received the payment. I tried reaching out to them again, and they haven't responded...
When January 1st comes, I still can't charge any late fees for late rent for this month and December, right? So, essentially if the tenant is paying $1000 a month, then I'd post a notice saying they need to pay $2000 for November and December within 72 hours, is this right? And if they don't pay, then eviction?
Any other options?