damian8urias
New Member
Hi,
My former tenant moved out after I requested him to catch up on past due rent. I ended up serving him with an eviction notice to ensure I met all my requirements prior to him moving out.
He still owed me a large sum of money so I would call and email him to try to come up with a plan to get it repaid to me. He continually ignored me, of course. So I wrote his former fiance, who was also on the lease, to try and get some of the past due. She has made payments to get this resolved but he has asked me not to call him or email him.
THE QUESTION: He said that I am now classified as a creditor and since he has asked me not to contact him for the fact that I am a creditor and that he will sue me if I do, is this possible?
V/R
Damian
My former tenant moved out after I requested him to catch up on past due rent. I ended up serving him with an eviction notice to ensure I met all my requirements prior to him moving out.
He still owed me a large sum of money so I would call and email him to try to come up with a plan to get it repaid to me. He continually ignored me, of course. So I wrote his former fiance, who was also on the lease, to try and get some of the past due. She has made payments to get this resolved but he has asked me not to call him or email him.
THE QUESTION: He said that I am now classified as a creditor and since he has asked me not to contact him for the fact that I am a creditor and that he will sue me if I do, is this possible?
V/R
Damian