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seek for legal advise, and send him an official legal letter to inform him to leave if he did not pay up. thank Read More

Dear Mr Wee

I Would advice you to send a lawyers letter telling him that you are requesting him vacant the Read More

Dear Mr Wee

I Would advice you to send a lawyers letter telling him that you are requesting him vacant the Read More

Kindly please call me as I had a same problem with a unit which was my own,

I will be able to give you the right approach

Thank You
Kelly S R
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Hi

Chasing tenant out is not an easy task. You cannot just enter the unit and throw or lock him out etc, you may get yourself into trouble with the police. Whatever black and white you may have, it is NOT EASY to get tenant out of the place even if he/she does not pay the rent.

Thus, the best way is to use the softer way, talk into an agreement with him while he still pays rent.

If you have an agent, get the him/her to assist you.

Else, get a professional mediator that is free of charge. Such as from community centre or pastor from church or approach MP for help etc. It will embarrass him a bit or tired him out to talk and he may agree to move out peacefully.

Don't do by force. You may want to call up any police post and they will be able to inform you what a landlord cannot do verbally. But they will not able to assist you to get the tenant out, not even mediate.

Hope you can settle your problem asap ...
jean 97936069  ( To sms enquiry ) Read More