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Christopher Perez
  • Plantation, FL
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Too many occupants in a rental

Christopher Perez
  • Plantation, FL
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Hi all,

First, than you for taking the time to read and help.  I manage a 4plex in Palm Beach County, FL. All are 3 beds/1 bath. One of my tenants (the best one) is complaining that two other tenants have 8-10  people living in the units. This creates a parking problem, breaks local ordinances and makes the good tenant feel like he's getting the short end of the stick cause he's abiding by the rules and not renting out his extra room.  How do you all handle this type of issue?  Am I looking at this all wrong? FYI, they all pay cash as well and normally on time.  Thanks again.

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