no to my knowledge you must take them to court and the judge will decide how much time they have to get out and consult with you and the renters i would suggest you call your county attorney for landlord rights dont do nothing till you do trust me
Absolutely not: a landlord must follow eviction procedures in their state, which usually means filing the proceedings with their local court and getting a judgment and an order for possession of their property.
Absolutely, positively, unequivocally, NO, you cannot. An illegal lockout will be more costly for you than the tenants missed rent payment. Doing so can result in a return of security deposit, fines, and in some municipalities, you can be arrested for locking out a tenant.
No, but they are a tenant if they paid rent.
Then the rent is paid, and everything remains status quo.
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No.
He was a good tenant and always paid the rent on time.
How often rent is paid is a matter for the landlord and tenant to sort out for themselves when negotiating the lease.
In the US, a landlord or co-tenant is not permitted to change the locks because of unpaid rent. Instead, you must file eviction papers with the local court. It can take time, but if you don't follow the law you can be fined. You can sue in small claim's court for back rent.
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Not unless they paid some rent to the landlord.
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