You gave your tenant an eviction notice. What happens next?
Your tenant may set up a meeting with you to discuss the notice and what you can do to fix any lease violations.
The tenant should put the notice in writing.
Keep a copy of the notice for proof at your hearing.
If you refuse to meet with the Tenant, and then file an eviction lawsuit, then this gives the tenant a potential defense to the eviction.
Keep a copy of the documents related to the dispute, including:
your lease
written complaints
termination notices
rent payment history
inspection reports
notes of conversations
witness statements
police reports
Eviction a HUD tenant is usually a delicate process. As always it is wise to speak with attorney first before evicting a HUD tenant.