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Sebastian Roy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Southwick, MA
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Week to week rentals?

Sebastian Roy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Southwick, MA
Posted

Hello everyone,

I have . A tenant who has not paid rent this month and I'm worried they will not pay next month either. I'm wondering if it is legal/ advisable. To set up rent on a week to week basis, like a payment plan for the tenant, as opposed to giving the notice to quit. Just thought this might be a better option. My concern is if they pay one week and not the next, would that be considered as accepting partial payment, therefore I cannot legally evict tenant? If so, what would be the best way to structure the lease agreement? Thanks so much for any advice!

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