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How do I evict a friend?

I know I need to write an eviction notice, blah blah but I have know idea what to say. His rent is month to month so I’m not worried about the legal ramifications, I just don’t know what to tell him.

I have known this person for many years then last year just after moving into our still unfinished house. He asked to be our land mate living in his tiny home. We really needed the help financially. So far it has not really been much of a help because in many ways he is burden as much as he helps. On top of this, our relationship in general has become strained as our energy’s do not mesh well.

Anyhoo. My sister is now in need of a space to live and will help alleviate the financial hardships while also being willing to help with other family matters.

So it’s time to say goodbye. I have been looking at templates on the internet in regards to what to say and none seem to fit the criteria for asking him to leave nor the time we would like to allow him to find a new space. (We were going to give him 4 to 6 months.) Oh and he doesn’t pay his rent constantly. He needs to be asked to or he pays on a random day not agreed upon. This is exacerbates my aggravation because his rent is way under market value in our area. So for a grown man to not be able to fork over 300 bucks in a timely manner isn’t worth my time, to harass him.

Until this time I didn’t feel like a landlord per say. I refer to him as my land mate not tenant. Now trying to word the eviction really making me feel like a complete dick.

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