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Tenant asking to leave month to month lease early

Thomas Graves
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hello all, 

Soliciting your advice. I have a tenant who wants to leave at the end of the month with only 12 days notice. She is currently $3,400 behind in rent payments. What do you guys and gals recommend? Should I let her go and how do i increase my chances of getting the past due rent money?

thank you all in advance

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James Wise#2 All Forums Contributor
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James Wise#2 All Forums Contributor
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 She is $3,400 behind.  Not only should you "let" her leave, you should be forcing her to leave via an eviction.

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