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If you knew the tenant was not going to pay, wouldn’t you get the paperwork ready to be filed as soon as possible? It’s not a charity. And the net outcome of h
by koolba 2y ago
If you knew the tenant was not going to pay, wouldn’t you get the paperwork ready to be filed as soon as possible? It’s not a charity.
And the net outcome of having to deal with paying $1K to get the tenant to move out means that the next tenant will likely see a higher security deposit to cover that eventuality.
If an efficient legal system can’t be relied on to quickly move out non-paying tenants, costs are going to rise to compensate. There’s no free rent.
- kube-system 2y ago$1,000 can very easily be cheaper than the loss-of-use and/or damages and/or legal costs incurred by even a very efficient eviction.