Lease Agreement - Jc Building: Fill & Download for Free

A2AI’ve avoided just volunteering an answer for this question. I answer now because I was specifically asked to.Mostly because it has as an apparent premise based in prejudice as to why you want her out, and thus I am inclined to not want to help you, because I feel this makes you not a very nice person.Your logic that she leaves dishes in the sink or takes up all the refrigerator space due to her physical condition is just plain false. This has nothing to do with her physical condition, and everything to do with her habits.I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt, that you are not simply prejudiced against overweight people.I suspect your actual basis is jealousy over the relationship between your two roommates having a closer relationship with each other, than with you.That’s really not better.The solution:If it were just the dishes and the refrigerator, you could easily resolve the problem by sitting down and having a “roommates meeting” and agree to set some ground rules ensuring mutual respect over the shared spaces. You could also divide up the space in the fridge by shelves by agreement, etc..If you wanted to be more radical about it, replace the 6 foot fridge with three 24″ short fridges stacked — e.g. the GE Spacemaker Model # GCE06GSHSB; three would run you about $1000 total at JC Penny, if you did that today.If you feel you don’t have the ability to negotiate over these things to resolve your complaints, or that your complaints on the fridge and dishes are not the honest reason, and you are thus unwilling to negotiate…Here is the process:Give her the jurisdictionally required notice that you will not be renewing her lease, in order to give her time to find another place to live.In California, this is a written, hand-delivered or certified letter delivered notice more than 30 days prior to the lease renewal date, if she has lived there less than a year, or more than 60 days prior to the lease renewal date, if she has lived there a year or more.In certain jurisdictions, there are rent controls in effect, which may make you unable to evict, period. A HUD housing Section 8 or other low income housing program may also make it impossible.Assuming you can do so, that’s how you have to start the process.Check in your jurisdiction for the precise details, since they can vary, or consult a landlord/tenant attorney in your area.I suspect that your other roommate is going to be offended, and will either leave when she leaves, or be hard to live with after the fact.If she decides she simply does not want to leave, the actual eviction can take up to 90 days to go through the process. You have to serve notice to quit, then you have to get a court to issue an order to evict, and then you have to serve that, and then you have to wait and then you have to have the court schedule the sheriff to actually remove her and her belongings from the property.I am sure that if she shows up in court to contest the eviction — which is her right — that if you give your reason as you’ve stated it in the details, the judge will be very, very offended.I am sure that if you get into evictions proceedings, your other roommate will be very, very offended.My honest advice:Keep the roommate.Negotiate an agreement on the use of space, unless you are willing to admit to some other ulterior motive, including but not limited to prejudice, for wanting her gone.If you admit to yourself an ulterior motive, but can’t get rid of her (rent control, etc.), consider moving yourself; you own the building and the rent for whatever third roommate they bring in will certainly pay the rent on a studio elsewhere for you.P.S.:This just really strikes me like an apocalyptic episode of Three’s Company:Mr. and Mrs. Roper retire and sell the building to Chrissy SnowJack and Janet develop a closer relationshipChrissy gets a crush on JackChrissy gets jealous of Janet’s relationship with JackChrissy wants to evict Janet while keeping JackChrissy invents a pretext to get rid of JanetChrissy succeeds, and bam, the show is off the airIt’s just… that bizarre.Other than negotiation, this really doesn’t end well for Chrissy.