From your language and tone, it sounds more like a relationship breakup than anything else.
But other than myI cannot give you any good ideas.
The period of notice you have to give for tennants without a lease is 60 days (preferrably in writing).
You have no right to remove any equipment that does not belong to you even if the tennant is behind in her rent. If you had rented the premises out as fully furnished you have no rights to removed them either.
If you need I can email you my lawyer's letter. I had similar problems before. The joys of rental property ownership.
LOL .......... your lucky she dont take YOU to court . they would have a field day on ya !.
Its 60 days notice and NO you are not allowed on the property without her permission OR unless an emergency OR a period of notice is given outlining your intentions for entering property ... ......
If it goes to court your gunna burn champ
LOL yep im pretty sure they wore a cape
Hi,
I own a property, and i currently have a tennant, who is not on lease, it expired a few weeks ago, and so is classed as being on a "periodic stay".
Now instead of having 2 sharing the place, i want to rent the whole place out, as it is easier to keep track of paying bills, and i can get more rent that way. So i gave her two weeks notice the other day.
I had discussed the issue with her a few weeks ago and said there was a possibility she would have to move out. Anyway i end up giving her the notice the other week. I didn't do it in writing, but had a witness present at the time. I then put it in writing a few days later, and backdated it. She has said she will take notice form the day of writing, and that under the periodic stay, she has 60 days to vacate, not 2 weeks. Does anybody know much about the law in this area and what my rights are?
She is going overseas in 2 months for about 6 months, so i know she doesnt have the time or money to fight me on anyhting. So i am starting to make life hard for her as she is being a little cu** I removed the TV and sterosystem so she couldnt have any parties, and im going to take the mircrowave this afternoon. Claim it needs to be repaired, and then drag it out for as long as possible.
She is basically costing me $220 a week, which is alot!
Hi,
I own a property, and i currently have a tennant, who is not on lease, it expired a few weeks ago, and so is classed as being on a "periodic stay".
Now instead of having 2 sharing the place, i want to rent the whole place out, as it is easier to keep track of paying bills, and i can get more rent that way. So i gave her two weeks notice the other day.
I had discussed the issue with her a few weeks ago and said there was a possibility she would have to move out. Anyway i end up giving her the notice the other week. I didn't do it in writing, but had a witness present at the time. I then put it in writing a few days later, and backdated it. She has said she will take notice form the day of writing, and that under the periodic stay, she has 60 days to vacate, not 2 weeks. Does anybody know much about the law in this area and what my rights are?
She is going overseas in 2 months for about 6 months, so i know she doesnt have the time or money to fight me on anyhting. So i am starting to make life hard for her as she is being a little cu** I removed the TV and sterosystem so she couldnt have any parties, and im going to take the mircrowave this afternoon. Claim it needs to be repaired, and then drag it out for as long as possible.
She is basically costing me $220 a week, which is alot!
She is going overseas in 2 months for about 6 months, so i know she doesnt have the time or money to fight me on anyhting. So i am starting to make life hard for her as she is being a little cu** I removed the TV and sterosystem so she couldnt have any parties, and im going to take the mircrowave this afternoon. Claim it needs to be repaired, and then drag it out for as long as possible.
Read this paragraph again and ask yourself who is being a cu**. Ask yourself who is going to be believed about the state of repair of the microwave when you have already removed the AV gear.
Other than sticking to her legal right to stay 60 days, what exactly are you basing your "little cu**" accusation on? Sounds like you want to get your own way despite of the law, and if the law is not on your side you'll bully a woman in a difficult situation to try to get your way out of your legal responsibility... and that's the version of the story you provide! There are usually two sides to stories like these, and if your own side damns yourself, I hate to think what hers is like. It sounds like you have some grudge against her.
Take a spoon of cement, let her stay out her lease, and if you are big enough, an apology might lessen the chance of her taking legal action against you, which she would win.
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