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Ehab Shoukry
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Lease has expired - Evict or Non Renewal Notice

Ehab Shoukry
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hi all -

I'm curious when a lease has expired and you no longer want your tenant to live in the property, is an eviction required or can you just send a letter to move out?

I ask because I am about to buy six SFHs and am planning on placing the tenants on a 90 day trial period before signing new leases.  If I find that during that period some of the tenants are slow or do not pay, I wanted to know if I have to formally evict them or just send a letter to move out.  All existing leases have already expired.

Thanks,

Ehab

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