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Tenant making a formal complaint against another tenant

Chris Reyes
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There is a tenant that is making very severe accusations about another tenant whom which they agreed to shared residency with. 

What are the best steps you have taken to deal with the compliant and resolve the issue? Thank you for your insight! 

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You are not the police or their mother. If they have personal issues, then they deal with it themselves. If it were violence, sexual harassment/assault, theft, or some other crime, then the Tenant should report it to the police and then bring you a copy of the police report. That would be grounds for terminating the offending tenant's lease.

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