Tenant Lawyer

[mAlice]

Who's good? I don't want to mess around with these people anymore. I want them out.

 

[RoseRed]

Who's good? I don't want to mess around with these people anymore. I want them out.

They haven't been in there very long!

 

[mAlice]

They haven't been in there very long!

Nope, and they're not going to be there any longer than it takes me to put 'em out. I'll get you caught up later on what's going on.

 

[GWguy]

Inquiring minds want to know....

 

[Gilligan]

Inquiring minds want to know....

I'm envisioning a scene from Breaking Bad...and the meth operation could take out the tenement any moment...

 

[Monello]

I was a DIY landlord for 2 decades. Recently switched over to professional property management. Worth every penny. I can roll down the road with no worries. I wish I had done it sooner, I could have saved myself some grey hairs.

 

[RoseRed]

Nope, and they're not going to be there any longer than it takes me to put 'em out. I'll get you caught up later on what's going on.

Wasn't a realtor responsible for vetting the tenants?

 

[Suz]

Why add on the expense of a lawyer? Depending on the situation you probably could do it yourself. Assuming you have a lease, go by the terms of it. It should be spelled out pretty simple... I'm retired now but was a realtor, I'd be glad to help if you let me. If you feel you really need a lawyer to handle it I'd recommend Dugan, McKissick etc. They do a lot of real estate closings so I know their knowledgeable.

 

[awpitt]

Why add on the expense of a lawyer? Depending on the situation you probably could do it yourself. Assuming you have a lease, go by the terms of it. It should be spelled out pretty simple... I'm retired now but was a realtor, I'd be glad to help if you let me. If you feel you really need a lawyer to handle it I'd recommend Dugan, McKissick etc. They do a lot of real estate closings so I know their knowledgeable.

Good point. The only thing a lawyer will do is go by the terms of the lease. Only it'll cost a lot more money.

 

[mAlice]

I'm retired now but was a realtor, I'd be glad to help if you let me.

Right.

 

[Suz]

ok fine.
But I'll tell you this. IF there's a lease and they haven't violated it's terms in a big way your screwed until the term of the lease expires.

If there is a lease written by a licensed Realtor, then contact the Realtor that wrote it for you. They should be able to help you at least determine if there are grounds for eviction. Then do the court paperwork yourself. You don't need a lawyer to do it.

Your welcome.

 

[nutz]

It is hard to run a business without letting emotions get in the way.