Kicking out a roommate advice

[mbillie1]

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Im really not asking how to tell him. Mainly just asking if i am justified in doing it.

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Yeah, you are. There's no reason he can't behave like a human while he's living among them.

[4_2_it]

OP,

You own the house. Man up and tell him to fly right or GTFO. If you can't do that, then go with buying a lathe and storing it in his room.

[tuq]

This thread already has three lathe jokes too many. C'mon people, try harder! [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

EDIT: four too many, didn't see Lesko's post.

[J_T_P]

its your place, you call the shots. you can do what ever you want with it. give him a weeks notice and then its time for the boot

[miajag]

Regardless of whether there is a lease, in most states there is a specific legal process you must go through to evict somebody. You can't just throw them out on the street no matter how dirty or noisy they are.

[WichitaDM]

That is apic of what our stove looks like except imagine another stack of pots where the plates are. Oh ya i suck at ms paint. Too bad digicam is not working.

[mjkidd]

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Regardless of whether there is a lease, in most states there is a specific legal process you must go through to evict somebody. You can't just throw them out on the street no matter how dirty or noisy they are.

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Yeah, there's an implicit agreement there. He might not know that, though.

[tuq]

Wichita,

I don't understand, is that your stove or a pic of A stove?

Anyway, maybe you should ask the self-cleaning oven to clean up the stove too if it's not doing anything.

[WichitaDM]

Wow his girlfriend just came over let herself in and starts doing laundry without saying a word to anyone.

[By-Tor]

text msg ftw

WTF GTFO BBYE