I need to evict a tenant in Lakewood ASAP

[WonderingYid]

Can we get a update from the OP pls ?

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[jj1000]

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You leave all the yidden wondering what in the world is with these username checks out comments. and random posts.

[fisherprice]

just see this discussion now. if you move in upstairs theres no law of 5%, since its owner occupied so you can raise him however much you want

[avromie7]

just see this discussion now. if you move in upstairs theres no law of 5%, since its owner occupied so you can raise him however much you want

You obviously didn't read through the thread very well. The tenant has a contract limiting the increases to 5%.

[yuneeq]

You obviously didn't read through the thread very well. The tenant has a contract limiting the increases to 5%.

Wouldn't they be able to evict upon contract expiration and refuse renewal?

[yeshivabucher]

Wouldn't they be able to evict upon contract expiration and refuse renewal?

who says they can refuse renewal

[avromie7]

Wouldn't they be able to evict upon contract expiration and refuse renewal?

The contract gives the tenant the right to renew.

[yuneeq]

The contract gives the tenant the right to renew.

So someone moving in as owner-occupied can never evict with that contract?

[avromie7]

So someone moving in as owner-occupied can never evict with that contract?

Correct. OP wasn't even planning to move into the basement.

[yuneeq]

OP wasn't even planning to move into the basement.

I knew that, and thought that was a point of distinction.

[monoso]

https://www.faanews.com/2022/11/abolishment-of-lakewoods-rent-control.html