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Luke Carl
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Tenant Will Not Communicate

Luke Carl
#3 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tennessee Florida
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I've posted about this tenant before. 

Bad neighborhood. Nice flipped house. 

She texted F-bombs at 3am on Easter morning. Yeah.... her. 

House is SPOTLESS and she pays rent on time but man she is a nightmare. 

Well, she's been mailing her rent checks to my primary and I just cash them and move right along. Problem is.. I'm moving, and her lease is up. 


She does not have a mailbox and insists I use her PO box but she won't give me the PO box address. 

DO I... Install a mailbox and send her notices... 

Post on her door... 

text her my new mailing address and forget about the whole thing....

Send her a non-renewal and deal with the next terrible tenant because it's such a bad area... 

Other suggestions? 

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Joe Splitrock
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Joe Splitrock
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Make sure you send the notice via certified mail and proof of signature required. If she gives you trouble vacating, have a process server hand deliver notice. That way you have a third party affidavit for proof of delivery.

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