[MN] [MN] How do I evict a tenant for non-payment?
I have a semi month to month lease tenant, that we would to evict on 2 months non payment of rent or get the to purchase the property. How do would one go about this?
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I am sorry to hear of this issue. You will want to give them a written notice to vacate, which it sounds like you have (§ Subd. 1a).
If they do not vacate in the notice period, you will then file for an eviction at your local small claims court. You will fill out and file the eviction complaint/petition.
You will then have it served on your tenant. You would be evicting because your tenant is causing these issues for you that you noted above.
The judge will schedule a hearing and determine if your tenant should be evicted.
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I have a semi month to month lease tenant, that we would to evict on 2 months non payment of rent or get the to purchase the property. How do would one go about this?
Lexi, Chatbot
I understand the situation can be frustrating. Have you served the tenant with any eviction notices yet?
I have sent them an eviction notice to pay or quit.
Lexi, Chatbot
Are there any specific terms regarding non-payment of rent or purchase options outlined in the lease agreement?
Its a verbal, text message agreement to pay by the first of each month.
Lexi, Chatbot
Is there anything else the Landlord-Tenant Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured they’ll be able to help with your eviction process.
Landlord and tenant are family.
Charlie
Hello, my name is Charlie and I am a licensed attorney. I would like to welcome you to AskaLawyer! I am sorry you are experiencing these issues but I will be happy to assist you with your questions today.
Please allow me a moment to review your question and I will be right with you.
Charlie
Which state do you live in?
Minnesota.
Charlie
When did you send the notice to pay?
Yes. As of yesterday.
Charlie
How many days did you give them to pay?
I alotted them extra time due to it being family but now it is 45 days past due from March and 15 for April.
I gave them 14 days.
Due May 2nd of $1500.00 that will include May's rent.
I would like to send them a notice to evict by June 1st.
Charlie
How long have they lived there?
Since January of 2020, my aunt always paid his rent for him and she has opted to no longer pay on her son's behalf.
Charlie
Okay, let me provide some information to help.
OK.
Charlie
I am sorry to hear of this issue. You will want to give them a written notice to vacate, which it sounds like you have (§ Subd. 1a).
If they do not vacate in the notice period, you will then file for an eviction at your local small claims court. You will fill out and file the eviction complaint/petition.
You will then have it served on your tenant. You would be evicting because your tenant is causing these issues for you that you noted above.
The judge will schedule a hearing and determine if your tenant should be evicted.
Charlie
If at anytime you need an attorney to assist you, you can find a local attorney by contacting your local bar association and asking for a referral to one.
You can also contact your local legal aid society as they offer free and low-cost services in these types of cases.
Another good resource is to contact your local law schools as they often have clinics with attorneys that will assist in these types of cases.
My ultimate goal during our conversation is to make sure that you clearly understand the next steps to take in this matter.
Please let me know if you need any clarification on the next steps or have any follow-up questions as I will be very happy to assist you further.
Charlie
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