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Chris Shelton
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Steps to take after 10 day pay or quit is up?

Chris Shelton
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Fayetteville, NC
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I'm living in North Carolina and I just gave my tenants their 10 day pay or quit notice. It doesn't seem like they're going to pay so I was wondering what are some things I can get in order right now for when they go passed the 10 days?

Cheers BP!

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Nicholas Lohr
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Nicholas Lohr
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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So frustrating right?! 

I just went through this in CA with a 3 day pay or quit notice. They just straight up ignored it!  

On the 7th day they finally vacated.  What I did was I texted them the exact date I had scheduled with the eviction attorney and a final plea that it's best for everyone that they vacate by the day before that appointment.  I think I said something like, "If you vacate by (date) then I can cancel my appointment with the lawyer.  By doing that we can avoid the painful eviction process, it can be a clean break, and you will avoid having an eviction on your record."   I think I may have mentioned how difficult it will be to get housing with an eviction on the record. 

Once it started moving in the direction of the "official" 3rd party getting involved (the lawyer) they got more motivated. 

Good luck. 

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