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Corey Shorter
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Should I Evict My New Tenant?

Corey Shorter
  • Richmond, TX
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Hi Investors I need your help! So I have a new tenant who has only lived in my property for 2 months. He told me after rent was late that he needed a few days to pay, he actually gave me a specific day and so far I haven't received it or heard from him. He is 9 days late today. This property is in Virginia could I start the eviction process? Should I start it or reach out again before I send a non payment notice? He's a nice guy and he stressed how sorry he was and how much he loves the place but haven't reached out since.

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Eric James
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  • Malakoff, TX
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Eric James
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I suggest getting rid of the mind set in which 'He's a nice guy...' has any relevance. Many tenants are good at manipulation and will use that to walk over you.

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