Prologue: The First Step is Denial. Your tenant missed a few rent payments. You’ve been reasonable, and given them some time to scrape the money together. At some point, enough is enough. After all, you have mortgage payments to make. In my experience, when a landlord lets a tenant get away with missing rent payments, […]
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