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Jennifer Pletcher
  • Investor
  • Littleton, MA
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Cash for Keys and other issues

Jennifer Pletcher
  • Investor
  • Littleton, MA
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Okay - I just inherited a renter.  She is having a problem signing our lease.   She has a year lease with the last owner.  She is 3 months into that lease when he sold it to us.  Our real estate attorney thinks that his lease is only good for 30 days once we take ownership and that then she needs to sign ours.  She is refusing.  She doesn't like the "Notice to Quit" waiver, that we charge a late fee on the 2nd of the month.  She won't pay her rent because of this AND she put it in an escrow account.  We are at a loss because we have never had this before.  We have inherited tenants, but never one that wants to stipulate the terms of the lease.  This house is in PA.  We are trying to figure out what our rights are and if we need to get this lady out - how best to do that.

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