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L K.
  • Hurst, TX
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Tenants not wanting to pay pet fees

L K.
  • Hurst, TX
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We have a tenants that does not want to pay for their unauthorized pet. Send them a notice to cure within this week or they may end up with eviction.  

I was debating would it be better to evict after the 1 of May when the rent is due, once I deduct the pet fee from their payment. Then send them an eviction for the rent being short after deduction from the pet fee. Will this consider partial payment that I am holding onto after deducting for pet fee? I was not sure if I need to return the remaining and ask for the full rent in one payment. 

TIA

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Alex S.
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Alex S.
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  • Cleveland, OH
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They can get rid of their pet or face eviction. 

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