I Cannot Believe The Nerve!

[stra8up3]

California

I mistakenly help out someone who I thought was a friend by letting her temporary stay in my trailer on my property for free. She repaid me by stabbing me in the back. So, I want her out now! It is every thing I can do to keep from just going out there and kicking her out. But the law seems to say that I can't. Or can I? What could the consequences be? I am starting on the legal course and it's time consuming expense's mumbo jumbo route. But I want her out NOW! Is there anyone who can give me any suggestions on how I can go about accomplishing that? I am desperate. At this point I am not to concerned about the legality of it. Please, I would appreciate any advice or anything anyone has to say to accomplish it.

 

[south]

You should be concerned about legality......Follow the law for your area otherwise she will end up owning that trailer

California

I mistakenly help out someone who I thought was a friend by letting her temporary stay in my trailer on my property for free. She repaid me by stabbing me in the back. So, I want her out now! It is every thing I can do to keep from just going out there and kicking her out. But the law seems to say that I can't. Or can I? What could the consequences be? I am starting on the legal course and it's time consuming expense's mumbo jumbo route. But I want her out NOW! Is there anyone who can give me any suggestions on how I can go about accomplishing that? I am desperate. At this point I am not to concerned about the legality of it. Please, I would appreciate any advice or anything anyone has to say to accomplish it.

 

[stra8up3]

How is that????? What kind of right could she have? remember I was doing her a favor.

 

[Ohiogal]

How is that????? What kind of right could she have? remember I was doing her a favor.

It doesn't matter that you were doing her a favor. She is a tenant. As a tenant she has RIGHTS! Just because you don't want to play anymore doesn't mean you can ignore the rules. You became a landlord when you let her stay. Now you have to continue being a landlord and follow the proper course for eviction.

 

[moburkes]

At this point I am not to concerned about the legality of it.

Are you looking for LEGAL advice or ILLEGAL advice? If legal, you have been told. If illegal, you will not be told.

 

[stra8up3]

She is a "tenant" even though she has paid nothing?

 

[moburkes]

Yes, she is.

 

[Who's Liable?]

She is a "tenant" even though she has paid nothing?

Once she passed 30 days in the unit, the State automatically created a month-to-month lease for her for BOTH your protection and hers.

Now you know why you never let someone stay without anything written down. You as a LL, must abide by your State's LL/T laws with regards to eviction. Minimum 30-days notice ON OR BEFORE the next rental period. So the earliest you can get her out is Jan 1. since you missed the Nov. 1 deadline.

 

[stra8up3]

Will take your advice and Thank You

 

[LindaP777]

At this point I am not to concerned about the legality of it.

Then you are in the wrong place. This is a forum for legal advice.