Tenant Evictions in Pennsylvania Step by Step How to Guide part 3 of 4

Tenant evictions are very stressful, especially when you don't know exactly what you are doing. When your tenant isn't paying rent or other wise is breaking the lease, sometimes you have to pursue eviction to either get compliance or get your property back. Enjoy this four part series as a guide to help you when you need to see how someone else handles it. This is not legal advice nor is it intended to be. We are sharing how we handle this very routine issue in real estate investment and property management.

[eldatonecesario]

Hi, great informative video. one question, I purchased a bank owned house with previous owner in it. How do I evict the previous owner?

[montee]

So my tenant did not pay (pay and stay). I usually file for Money and Possession at the same time. This time, I already have a Money judgment. Do I use the same Landlord/Tenant Complaint form for Possession only, since the previous judgment accounts for the Money judgment? (ie indicate on the form that Rent is Unsatisfied, but not entering Rent Due.)

[boat]

How to you handle a situation when you have given notice of termination of a month to month lease and the tenant has not left by the time stated on the notice of termination? Is your next step filing the landlord tenant complaint or do you post some kind of additional notice? It does not seem like you would need to give then an additional 10 or 30 days?