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you should really consider if you went to be friends with someone who’s willing to take advantage of you in this way.
Yes if I was him, I would feel very bad about paying nothing towards my place I live
Tell him to move out as your having a family member move in. Give his requisite time as your state laws permits . Then put it up for rent once he’s out
Honestly, probably not. If they don't take their obligations seriously, they probably won't handle being evicted reasonably. Actions have consequences, but they won't see it that way. They are taking advantage of the friendship which is abusive in my opinion. Even the best friendship is at risk when money is entangled. Do what you have to do. Hope they act like an adult about it.
Payment plan ASAP or tell him to gtfo, you’re last on his list of who he owes it seems which is ridiculous
Yeah he needs to gtfo, but I'd start by trying to put him on a payment plan first, or else he'll just burn the bridge and have no incentive to pay. But he needs to understand that if you can't afford something you can't have it. There are always cheaper places to live. And your fiance needs to stop treating your shared money/assets as their personal charity fund
If the friend signed a lease, he has leasehold rights in the property. What state did you rent the property in? 10k is usually too large for small claims court but depends on the state.
Your best bet without running afoul of the law is to go to court, file a claim for nonpayment of rent, produce the records, get someone you know to show up at the property when you know he is home and serve him the court papers (super important that he receives the papers because improper service can get your case thrown out of court), and then if the case goes successfully, you will be able to garnish his wages, which can hopefully start to cover any lost rent. Hopefully, he doesn't file bankruptcy, which in that case, the wage garnishments may stop.
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Also do you have a lease?
Go to court, get a judgment for non payment of rent, then the court will set up wage garnishments so you will get paid directly from his paychecks. Works like a charm
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