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Kirsten Crotts
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Can You Evict a Month to Month Tenant in Pierce County?

Kirsten Crotts
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  • Seattle, WA
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I am putting an offer in on a duplex who has a month to month tenant that is not paying rent on one side. I'm struggling to find information about the eviction moratorium in Pierce County and laws around evicting month to month tenants. Does anyone know if I can give the tenants 30 days notice to leave if the offer is accepted or do I need to give a full 90 days? Or can I evict them at all for not paying rent? I am planning on moving into the one side regardless.

Thank you.

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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https://ipropertymanagement.co...@Kirsten Crotts This is the most up to date article. The regs keep changing so I suggest you give the tenant 30 days notice to not renew and if they do not leave hire an attorney. I have found the Wa LL Association to be most helpful. 80 bucks a year!

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