Evicting A Low-paying Partner

[Burkett]

Turned room-mates about 6 months ago, 2 and a half months ago we got a brand new home. 600.00 deposit, 600.00 lease. It's today from relocate day july-dec 1 2005. The sum total sustained statement stands at 2617.00. One-room partner has paid 1000.00 and another has paid 360.00. He's been requested and advised to maneuver out 4 times today. he says ok but will not really kleave the home. the land lord is prepared to use the spending room-mate. How do I officially get him out. freeloader!
help me please! [email protected] :?:

[munroe72]

If he's your subtenant and is not spending, you can follow the regulations of one's condition for eviction - support of the notice to stop for nonpayment of rent - and if he does not pay the rent can continue by having an eviction. It's also wise to have the ability to stop his tenancy on a single month's notice, like a month-to-month tenant. (There are most likely regular types for providing him notice, which you might have the ability to acquire from your own regional courthouse.)

[Daryll]

my name is the only name on the lease.
at least i was thinking there

[Buckie]

thank you for the advice.
i will surely use this site again

[Trynt]

You can sue him in small claims court. Unfortunately, he is your landlord's tenant, not your tenant, which limits your legal remedies.