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Jay B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Chicago tenants refusing to answer messages about rent payments??

Jay B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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So I haven't heard from my tenants in 1 month. I'm a long distance real estate investor and my PM company has called, texted, e-mailed, sent out smoke signals but tenants are still refusing to answer. They initially stated that they were going to pay me for the first 2 months, but now they're refusing to answer. My tenants are now 3 months behind in rent and I have e-mailed possible solutions/modifications for rent payment anddd still nothing. Any suggestions on how to go about this given delayed eviction in the midst of this pandemic? And I know for sure that they're in thee house. 

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Quincy Lockett
  • South Holland, IL
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Quincy Lockett
  • South Holland, IL
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@Jay B.

I agree with @Dan Nelson

Give 24 hour notice to enter because you believe the property is abandoned (because of no response). I GUARANTEE you the tenant will start to communicate again. 100%. This is the technique I’ve used. All of a sudden they know how to communicate.

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