Quickly, the background on is, tenant originally was on time with payments but then post dated cheques started to `bounce`. The tenant got behind 3-4 months consistently. Would typically pay for 1-2 past months, always leaving 1-2 months late rent still owed. Finally, after personally talking to tenant and indicated `enough is enough` the landlord then sent a registered letter basically following up the conversation and indicating all late rental dues are to be paid in full by XXX date. The registered letter requires a signature and the tenant will not accept (sign for) this letter. So it`s time to remove the tenant as clearly they are avoiding the landloard.
My question is, what are the appropriate & legal `next steps` to be taken in removing the tenant from the property.
The property is in BC and the landlord resides in AB. I realize that poor management has lead to the situation and have offered to help these people (landlord) out. So, aside from `do a better job managing the property and your tenants` which I`ve already discussed with them, I welcome your insight and direction.
Thanks,
Darcy
My question is, what are the appropriate & legal `next steps` to be taken in removing the tenant from the property.
The property is in BC and the landlord resides in AB. I realize that poor management has lead to the situation and have offered to help these people (landlord) out. So, aside from `do a better job managing the property and your tenants` which I`ve already discussed with them, I welcome your insight and direction.
Thanks,
Darcy