Re: Should I give my new address to previous tenant?

Re: Should I give my new address to previous tenant? by lpadave on June 22, 2019 @06:37

WOW..........you got a lot going on !
As I was reading , I thought you were a rookie, making rookie mistakes,.....but when you got to the point of saying:::::::""" one of my other rental houses....""""""",,,,,,that no longer applies.

First of all, now a days, anyone can google your name and find out stuff about you, including addresses for free. If they want to spend a couple of dollars,...they can really find out about you.
One of the most basic things in LLT is addresses for notices,........clear as a bell.

Your tenants mother has obviously stepped in here and whether or not you are in fact stuck with her, is really secondary to how much time and grief do you want to put into this.

If you own the property the daughter rented,.....you did not subrent it to her,....you rented it to her. Only a tenant can subrent property that they do not own, to another person.

1. Clean up your paperwork and operating procedures
2. Learn the laws and terms that apply
3. Come to an agreement on the specific date that the daughter ""moved out"", charge and collect rent thru that specific date.
4. Stop trying to hide out from the people you're doing business with and being paid money by.
5. Use better judgement regarding who you're doing business with
6. Move on to the next tenancy.

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Re: Should I give my new address to previous tenant? by lpadave on June 22, 2019 @06:40	[ Reply ]

......and yes,....judgements and subsequent motions or vacating actions are all public record and will have some affect on your credit . Depending on who's looking at it and what guidelines they use.

Re: Should I give my new address to previous tenant? by Steve on June 22, 2019 @14:00	[ Reply ]

Thank you for all your information, really appreciate it.

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