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What is the best way to start eviction proceedings in the District of Columbia?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by Ms. Paula Jeanette McGill (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
You stated there is a rental agreement in place.  You also stated that she knew from the beginning that you wanted to list your condo for sale.  Therefore, there should be a provision in the lease that states your intention to sell and to end the lease early.  If you didn't insert that provision or an early termination provision that you have properly exercised, you will have to wait until the term of the lease is up to move forward.   Of course, you will be required to give proper written notice of your intention not to renew the lease before it expires.  If you need more information about notices of nonrenewal and the eviction process, go to Guide to Eviction This guide is published by the DC Office of Tenant Advocate. ... Read More
You stated there is a rental agreement in place.  You also stated that she knew from the beginning that you wanted to list your condo for sale.... Read More

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