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I highly Recommend Gibson & Perkins. I have used their services for approximately 6 years now and been through a few cases together with very positive outcomes. Personally, I have used Paul Fellman and Walter Timby on those occasions. Both, as a team & separately these Attorneys were wonderful to work with and easily accessible to reach if I had any questions. Professionalism is the word that comes to mind to describe the firm, as a whole. Always completely prepared for any surprises that may pop up during a trial. They were well versed on all pertinent info pertaining to each case. As I client, I always felt I was an integral part of the team, not an after-thought, that had to be brought up to speed a half hour before the trial started. I could not recommend this firm and Mr. Fellman and Mr. Timby any higher.Very Satisfied
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Did your tenant go against a rule written in your lease? Watch this video to know what to do if your tenant breaks the lease in Delaware County. Call us now!
Question:
What’s important to know as a landlord if my tenant breaks their lease?
Answer:
It’s important to know that if your tenant breaches their lease, you should pursue every opportunity to get that tenant out of the unit with all due haste.
The issue that usually arises in these circumstances, is a landlord provides a little extra time for the tenant to pay rent, and that extra time stretches from a few days to another month. By the time the landlord finally takes action to evict the tenant, that person may be one- or more than one month behind in rent.
When your tenant’s not paying rent, you can get the eviction, but you’re most likely not going to be able to recover the rent because your tenant doesn’t have financial means to satisfy the judgment. So even though you may want to be generous and give your tenant time, it’s likely you’re hurting yourself in the long run by allowing a tenant extra time in the unit.
Do you have questions about what to do if your tenant breaks the lease in Delaware County? Contact our experienced Media, PA Landlord Tenant Attorneys for a free consultation.
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