Can you terminate a tenant for being late 18 times out of 32 months?
aasstorage
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I have told this tenant verbally and in writing that she needs to pay on time. She has been late 26 times out of 32 months. She comes in on the first and pays for the previous month including late fee, then pays that month the following month + late fee. Not sure if we can give her a 30-day notice?
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I guess you could, if it's written in your rental agreement. Why would you? I have a tenant that has been doing this for years, is always "locked out", we have raised his rental rate numerous times and get an extra 15% above that. He is not using our gate (no wear and tear) as he always is locked out. Technically I make more off his unit than the ones paying on time.
I would suggest, instead of giving her a 30-day notice to vacate, give her a 30-day notice you are increasing her rent (15% or the max allowed in your state). Make the hassle worth it!1 -
teamcapitola Registered User, Daily Operations Certified, Advanced Operations Certified, Administrator Certified, myHub Certified ✭✭✭✭✭Is your Lease Month to Month? I believe (check wt. your local lawyer) that either party can terminate the lease with proper notice. Our lease states "7 days notice prior to the next due date either party may terminate with written notice"
Pretty sure "not paying rent on time" isn't considered a protected class (like Race, Sex, or such) so you wouldn't be violating anyone's rights.0 -
Is your rent due on the 1st? We won't accept partial payments for anything less than what's due on the screen, so if they want to pay for last month's rent, and this month's rent is also due, we say no, come back when you have all of it. Works OK for me, they just get wise and make the payment on day 29 sometimes. Then they get locked out and have a late fee 11 days later, I don't mind, it's good money, I do hate the work involved and the monotony of the same thing happening over and over, but as Anita has pointed out, we're making more money from these repeat offenders. If you're in CA you can apply a hefty 1st late fee according to your state law.0
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