«
»

How can I evict one person from a rent house?

February 16th, 2010 by admin
rent house now
I rent to two people, who both signed the lease. One has done considerable damage to the rent house. How can I evict him, In Texas, without having to evict the other person also? They are not legally married, but have a child together. The lease does provide for default of lease upon damaging the premises, but can I evict only one of them?

No related posts.

6 Responses to “How can I evict one person from a rent house?”

  1. 1reichman2007

    If you evict one, the other will probably leave.

    Comment on Feb 17th, 2010 at 1:54 pm  
  2. 2butterflysugarbaby

    ok, first of all……you really need to learn a bit about law if you are a landlord. To me, not knowing is completely retarded. I suggest contacting an attorney.

    Comment on Feb 18th, 2010 at 11:21 am  
  3. 3akasillybobjr

    u tell him to leave if he does not then i go to court and its like 15 bucks for a case with a judge and then the judge will tell them to leave make sure u have pictures of every thing and a copy of the lease and maybe record the conversation put he must know he’s being recorder or its illegal then your getting in trouble tell him like aftear your done with the conversation u can just evict one person

    Comment on Feb 19th, 2010 at 3:01 am  
  4. 4KATHRYN G

    take pictures of the damage you have every right. ask him to leave or pay for damage. if he refuses take him to court.

    Comment on Feb 21st, 2010 at 4:45 am  
  5. 5SndChaser

    No, you will need to evict both of them.

    Comment on Feb 23rd, 2010 at 5:37 pm  
  6. 6satarnag

    Since they are both on the lease, you will need to evict both of them. Then, if you are crazy, you can create a new lease with just the other person. But you know, the evicted tenant will come back to visit the other tenant. I’m sure he’ll punch some holes in your walls just for fun.

    I think you’re getting emotionally involved with your tenants. Your rental property is a business and you should look at it that way. I bet the real reason you’re asking this is because you’re trying to protect the woman from an abusive relationship. What you fail to understand is that she will need to help herself before you will be able to help her.

    Kick both of them out and sue for any damage that exceeds the deposit.

    Regards…

    Comment on Feb 27th, 2010 at 4:34 am  
Comments are currently closed.
«
»