Practically speaking, illegal, unauthorized tenants are very difficult to remove from your rental property. Your best bet is to convince the legal tenant to get them out. Sorry I can't give you a quick fix for this residential property management problem.
Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc., 303-322-1550 and manages 150 single-family units in metro Denver. Mr. Meer is also a speaker and consultant. He holds the Master Property Management (MPM) designation awarded by NARPM. His firm holds the Certified Residential Management Company (CRMC) designation also awarded by NARPM.
Peter Meer provides information, resources, advice, tips, and techniques on residential property management in Denver. Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc. (303) 322-1550 and manages 150 single family units in metro Denver. Visit Meer & Company, Inc. at www.meerandco.com.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Going to Court
Even if the tenant admits to the extra people, the judge might order that the unauthorized residents vacate the property. If the tenant agrees to do that, the case may well be dismissed. Should your authorized tenant fail to get the other folks out of the rental property, it's back to court again. The court may terminate the lease agreement and order the tenant out of the property. Generally, however, judges don't like to terminate leases.
Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc., 303-322-1550 which manages 150 single family homes and properties in Denver, Colorado. He holds the Master Property Manager (MPM) designation and the firm holds the Certified Residential Management Company (CRMC) designation from the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM). To learn more about Peter's Landlord solutions visit Meer and Company website at www.meerandco.com
Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc., 303-322-1550 which manages 150 single family homes and properties in Denver, Colorado. He holds the Master Property Manager (MPM) designation and the firm holds the Certified Residential Management Company (CRMC) designation from the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM). To learn more about Peter's Landlord solutions visit Meer and Company website at www.meerandco.com
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Lease Violation
If you are getting no cooperation from your tenant about any other occupants, you can serve a notice to vacate for a lease violation. This action will take you into a courtroom, the last place anyone wants to be. You will have to convince the judge that there is, in fact, a lease violation occurring.
Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc., 303-322-1550 which manages 150 single family homes and properties in Denver, Colorado. He holds the Master Property Manager (MPM) designation and the firm holds the Certified Residential Management Company (CRMC) designation from the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM). To learn more about Peter's Landlord solutions visit Meer and Company website at www.meerandco.com
Peter Meer is President/Broker of Meer & Company, Inc., 303-322-1550 which manages 150 single family homes and properties in Denver, Colorado. He holds the Master Property Manager (MPM) designation and the firm holds the Certified Residential Management Company (CRMC) designation from the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM). To learn more about Peter's Landlord solutions visit Meer and Company website at www.meerandco.com
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