New tenant moving in, old tenant move out now, what can i do?

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Mark asked 2 years ago

New tenant moving in, old tenant move out now, what can I do?

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Robert answered 2 years ago

If old tenant won’t move out, you need to inform the new tenant of the situation as soon as possible. You need to consider what you going to do with your old tenant???

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Robert answered 2 years ago

If old tenant won’t move out, you need to inform the new tenant of the situation as soon as possible. You need to consider what you going to do with your old tenant???

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Wendy answered 2 years ago

You can\’t do anything until the 3-month ban is over.

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