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We settled with a tenant, signed by both party and the judge.
Terms:
1.Enter into a stipulation where as the landlord will forgive the rent arrears if the tenant is out by 12/25/12 with 5 days grace period.
2.Not required to pay rent unless apartment was damaged or not move on the required date.
Today, 12/26/12 tenant requested to extend time and was denied. At this rate we don't think he will be move out. What should we do after the grace period? Do we go back to court? Or do we show the agreement to Marshall and ask them to evict tenant?
Another question is, What is the grace period for? Is that to give him more time to move out? If required to move on 12/25/12, does that mean he needs to start paying all the back rent now?
Thank you all
Last edited by calvin812; 12-26-2012 at 08:58 AM..
We settled with a tenant, signed by both party and the judge.
Terms:
1.Enter into a stipulation where as the landlord will forgive the rent arrears if the tenant is out by 12/25/12 with 5 days grace period.
2.Not required to pay rent unless apartment was damaged or not move on the required date.
Today, 12/26/12 tenant requested to extend time and was denied. At this rate we don't think he will be move out. What should we do after the grace period? Do we go back to court? Or do we show the agreement to Marshall and ask them to evict tenant?
Another question is, What is the grace period for? Is that to give him more time to move out? If required to move on 12/25/12, does that mean he needs to start paying all the back rent now?
Thank you all
Grace period means that the tenant really has until 12/30 to move. If the tenant does not move after 12/30, the warrant will be issued for the marshal to evict the tenant....are you going to court without a lawyer to explain this stuff to you?
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I thought you guys had attorneys to talk to for this sort of thing?
Yes, but the lawyer we had before was really clueless about it. He just wanted our, no much of an help.
It's best if this can be done without a lawyer as we have not been getting rent from the past 6 months
Yes, but the lawyer we had before was really clueless about it. He just wanted our, no much of an help.
It's best if this can be done without a lawyer as we have not been getting rent from the past 6 months
Oh, okay. I understand now.
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