 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Do you mean a tenant with no lease?
Did you just have a verbal agreeent with the person? Were they supposed to be paying you rent? You can either end their "periodic tenancy" by giving them the necessary notice (usually about 30 days - varies by state - or if they paid rent weekly or something.) Or if you had payment arrangements and they aren't paying you would give them a "pay or quit" notice. Usually around 3 to 5 days (also varies by state). Then if they don't leave in that amount of time you would go to the Justice of the Peace or Magistrate - whoever handles evictions in your area and file an eviction suit. There's a "sticky" at the top of the forum with the links to each state's landlord / tenant laws. If you don't have a written lease with the "tenants", those laws basically become your lease and you follow those laws to get the person out. |
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
Hello, I have a tenant in a two-family home that is now 9 days late on rent. I would like to have them evicted because they are just problem tenants. How do I go about doing this step by step?
Can my husband evict me and his minor stepchild in the state of Florida?
How can I evict my 29 year old son out of my house
We have a new construction house for sale, in a well-to-do suburb of Detroit, MI. We've been approached by a couple, recently married, both bringing children into the family, and both with past credit problems. It's been recommended that we offer them either a land contract or a lease with an...
Hi, Here's my situation. Facts: I am a consultant for company X (W-2 arrangement),which is based in New Jersey, where I was hired for a 6-month contract in New Jersey to perform work for one of their clients--company Z. I am a current resident of Arizona where I have a house and I plan...
View more questions Search
|
