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Kay M.
  • Homeowner
  • Bay Area, CA
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Long time tenant changed roommates not signing new lease

Kay M.
  • Homeowner
  • Bay Area, CA
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Hi Everyone. 

I had long time tenants of >5 years who always paid rent on time and has caused no problems so far.  In the middle of the lease, one of the roommates moved out.

Now, the remaining tenant has moved in another roommate. The previous lease is already up, but my request for them to both sign a new lease still hasn't been completed.  Rent still gets paid on time, but basically there is a tenant living in the unit who is not on the lease.

It is terms for eviction as in the lease there is wording that they are in violation of the lease. But it seems harsh to threaten eviction for a long time tenant who has not caused any other issues otherwise, or is it?

I just want my new lease signed.

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