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Tenant not paying rent

Richard Ochoa
  • St. Paul MN
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My tenant just emailed me the following, 

"Hello Richard,Everything is going.....Not sure if we can make the rent this month due to my unemployment being halted this last pass weeks........shall be restarting here will soon. I know I had asked you a few months ago if you knew about any programs for rental assistance. Well I have found this site through MN housing that is helping renters and landlords. I sincerely apologize about not having the rent at this time and I am diligently working on getting it covered with some assistance from these programs. I have enclosed an Eviction Protection Declarations along in this email. When I get any updates on this program I'll keep you posted. Thank you in advance for understanding during these difficult times."

Does anyone have any advice? I self-manage. I am okay on reserves, but want to take the proper steps taking into consideration my tenant and business at the same time.

This is a Duplex and one side covers most off the expenses.

Thanks

Richard Ochoa 

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James Hamling#1 Market Trends & Data Contributor
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