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To: pitbull_1_us who wrote (37788)	4/28/2011 5:48:28 PM
From: Lazarus	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71474

whatever dude....i'll restate myself more clearly.... its one thing for a landlord to have "rights" and another thing to exercise those rights. again: landlords generally have SOMETHING to lose and tenants generally have LITTLE to lose. While your paying your attorney $300.00 per hour they are getting FREE LEGAL HELP. I ALWAYS prevailed in every legal dispute with tenants but some victories leave little to brag about: pyrrhic. as for the having the right to tell the landlord to get off their property -- i dont know where you come from buddy but in California YOU CAN BET YOUR SWEET ASS THEY DO! however -- if, as you mentioned, you give proper notice, good reason, etc... then you would be withing your rights as a landlord. be careful though -- esp, [as in the case of one of my properties] -- that the tenants are is getting along and one of them has not recently been shot on the porch in a dispute :)