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Paul Thomas
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Any luck removing bad tenants during CoVid?

Paul Thomas
  • Research Scientist
  • Rochester, NY
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Hello fellow New Yorkers.  We're in the Rochester area.

Has anyone had any success in removing bad tenants during CoVid?  I have a tenant with an expired lease that I would like to quit.

They have had a questionable payment history since they moved in, and seem to have used CoVid as an excuse to not pay what they owe.  I am sure a number of you have had or are having similar problems.

So any luck?

Thank you,

Paul

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    Darran Giangiobbe
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    Darran Giangiobbe
    • Syracuse New York
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    Your very fortunate to be in Rochester. The courts are open and it happens they have been designated with developing the system to handle the crisis.

    Your point of contact should be Jaime Cain with Boylan Code.

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