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Location: Fairfax County in Virginia
I need to kick a guy out of my apartment, I am the leaseholder, his friend is a tenant(Bryan) on the lease. The deadbeat(Alex) is not on the lease, it was a verbal agreement where he was to stay 2-3 months which is now running on 7 or 8 months. Rent was to be $500/month, I was never paid that much.
I want to have the second one out as well, ideally not now but a few months after the deadbeat is kicked.
Concerns:
What's the best way to do it?
Considering he's a deadbeat and spineless I wouldn't be surprised if he made false accusations to try and get me kicked out of the apartment (My friend's ex-wife in California claimed he was physically abusing her and he was asked to step out of the premises by the police for a month or something like that). What defense do I have against this? I wouldn't be surprised if his friend who is listed as a tenant decided to collaborate with his bs stores. Or even started stories of his own.
Protecting my property, pretty much everything in the apartment is mine, I have even provided furniture to these guys in their rooms such as beds, closets, dressing tables, TVs, and I have plenty of other things outside their rooms which are valuable too. And my prize possession... my car.
I don't know them too well, other than my neighbor vouched for them and she is a pretty nice lady. I have a pretty clean record and have alot of doors opening up for me (college student) and I don't want to ruin things for myself.
I need to kick a guy out of my apartment, I am the leaseholder, his friend is a tenant(Bryan) on the lease. The deadbeat(Alex) is not on the lease, it was a verbal agreement where he was to stay 2-3 months which is now running on 7 or 8 months. Rent was to be $500/month, I was never paid that much.
I want to have the second one out as well, ideally not now but a few months after the deadbeat is kicked.
Concerns:
What's the best way to do it?
Considering he's a deadbeat and spineless I wouldn't be surprised if he made false accusations to try and get me kicked out of the apartment (My friend's ex-wife in California claimed he was physically abusing her and he was asked to step out of the premises by the police for a month or something like that). What defense do I have against this? I wouldn't be surprised if his friend who is listed as a tenant decided to collaborate with his bs stores. Or even started stories of his own.
Protecting my property, pretty much everything in the apartment is mine, I have even provided furniture to these guys in their rooms such as beds, closets, dressing tables, TVs, and I have plenty of other things outside their rooms which are valuable too. And my prize possession... my car.
I don't know them too well, other than my neighbor vouched for them and she is a pretty nice lady. I have a pretty clean record and have alot of doors opening up for me (college student) and I don't want to ruin things for myself.
