I have waived late fees until this is over, but don't you think it is a bit premature to tell me your not paying me for May?

Not only a sad way to displace a tenant, it is also inevitably expensive with court costs, set-out expenses and a premature turnover of a unit, sometimes left by an angry tenant and so are often damaged more than normal.One thing that I do see is that a non-paying tenant puts both a literal and cosmic strain on the property.

So, I figured I should give a short, maybe premature, rental state of the market here.

The newer units do have a higher SEER rating but it's not going to make enough difference to warrant a premature changeout.

Am I being premature here?

My tenants bought a house and terminated our Lease 4mos premature.

How do we approach the (premature) sale of the house.

When we finally decided to fire him, it almost seemed as if he was relieved, and because we were able to keep a good line of communication and mutual respect, the premature ending of the contract went well.

This will prevent premature trips to the UAE!

(LOL)I disagree with all the people that suggest this is a problem tenant that must be gotten rid of ASAP - a bit premature for that conclusion IMO.It could be the new tenant is attempting to be helpful by pointing out there are faulty stairs, and if she ends up getting hurt because of that, the likely result is a lawsuit from her to the landlords, which in fact it is.