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Do tenant have to be evicted from pha because of illegal act of guest?
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∙ 14y ago
I assume you are talking about a public housing project, which is typically owned by the Public Housing Authority (PHA). Yes, they can evict a tenant because of guest illegal activities, but they don't have to, especially if you make an agreement with them -- and abide by such -- that you won't have this person on the premises again.
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∙ 14y ago
The eviction of a tenant from a Public Housing Authority (PHA) is typically based on the actions of the tenant themselves, not their guests. If a guest engages in illegal activities, it may be grounds for the tenant to face consequences, such as warnings or potentially termination of their lease, depending on the severity of the situation. However, the specific policies and procedures regarding eviction in relation to illegal acts of guests may vary between different PHAs.
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What can I do to not get evicted---I didn't violate my lease and have not been involved in any illegal activities but I received notice from my landlords that I am in violation for narcotics usage?
The burden of proof is on the landlord to prove that you commited a violation of the lease. However, you should be aware that in some states, even just a guest visiting who is found to have narcotics on him constitutes a lease violation - even if the tenant didn't know that the guest had drugs.
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Can a landlord be sued for locking out a tenant that is not on a lease?
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Can a tenants guest be removed for trespassing if co-tenant complains?
no. if the visitor is breaking a law, call the police.
