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You have tenants that havent paid you for 3 months how can you report them to the credit bureau?
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∙ 12y ago
GREAT QUESTION!! - I had the same dilema.
This is the best process I have learned in 3 years -
1 - Evict
2 - File Civil Suit - include ALL late fees and charges as stipulated in your lease, every nickel of fix up work and include liability for the time you could not rent because repairs were needed.
3 - Once the deadbeats don't show up, you can issue the judgment to a collection agency - they take either a percentage of what is recovered, or a flat fee.
I sent one loser to collections with the instructions - I don't want this guy to be able to buy a house this century.
Really though - until you evict them, you can't do much. Just be sure you have a copy of their social security number or drivers license.
Best of Luck.
T
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