I've been researching this all morning and find different variations to this answer. If a tenant walks out on the lease and abandons the property, how can I make sure that it shows up on his credit report (since I doubt I'll actually get money from him). I eventually found new tenants, but it took about 2 months. Plus, I had to do a lot of work to get the home ready for new tenants (cleaning, repairs, etc). Please share any and all information you have to offer, it is most appreciated!!
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Breaking a Lease Tenant walked out of lease and abandoned property
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Why bother wasting your time trying to ding a deadbeat's credit? What do you receive by doing that? NOTHING.
Besides, I'm sure a deadbeat already has crappy credit and a dinky credit score. Do yourself a favor, and et it go.
If you insist, you simply report to each bureau that he abandoned the property and left you holding the tab for $2,000; $3,000; some thousand dollars.
Besides, I'm sure a deadbeat already has crappy credit and a dinky credit score. Do yourself a favor, and et it go.
If you insist, you simply report to each bureau that he abandoned the property and left you holding the tab for $2,000; $3,000; some thousand dollars.
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