Kicking out a roommate advice

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

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[Dids]

If you've spoken to him before and he hasn't correct behavior, you're more that right in kicking him out.

[bobman0330]

This plan is 100% full-proof:
1. Set a fire in your house. (If you can make it look like the mess on the stove was the cause, even better.)
2. Collect the insurance money.
3. Rebuild the house with one fewer bedroom.
4. When the house is done, be all like "Oh [censored] dude, I forgot we needed 4 bedrooms instead of 3! I guess you can't live here any more, no hard feelings."

[4_2_it]

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This plan is 100% full-proof:
1. Set a fire in your house. (If you can make it look like the mess on the stove was the cause, even better.)
2. Collect the insurance money.
3. Rebuild the house with one fewer bedroom.
4. When the house is done, be all like "Oh [censored] dude, I forgot we needed 4 bedrooms instead of 3! I guess you can't live here any more, no hard feelings."

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Should he wait until the GF comes back to do another load of laundry before implementing?

[Georgia Avenue]

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text msg ftw

WTF GTFO BBYE

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U=OUT. LATHE=IN. CYA!

[Case Closed]

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

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Taking pics of the gf will go a long way to making him want to move out.

[oddjob]

it's your house, and he's completely disrespectful to you and your house. just boot the [censored] out.

[TonyDanza]

Tell him you need to use his room to store your lathe.

[Fast Food Knight]

This sounds EXACTLY like my roommate. Get some earplugs, my sleep has been unbelievably better since I made this life-changing discovery. Trust me.

[kickabuck]

You are of course justified in evicting this guy, your best bet is to first find out exactly what you need to do from a legal standpoint(probably have to give him thirty days or something similar), and then do it. He is obviously quite selfish and I would not trust him, if you merely give him a verbal deadline to get out and he agrees, what happens if he refuses to leave? You will have to take the legal route anyway, best to start the process now.

I was in this exact same situation you are describing(I was one of the room renters, owner lived in the house) but much worse if you can believe it. I feel your pain. Owner gave him a deadline but did not have the balls to enforce it(he had mutual friends with the roomer as well as the owner avoided confrontation like the plague, no matter what transpired including broken windows, cops called, loud drunken middle of the night b.s., etc.) I was left to threaten this a**hole with bodily harm, got him to get the hell out and go to a homeless shelter. If the landlord had just started the legal process, would have been a whole lot easier and I would not have been put in that position(I was crazy, couldn't take it any longer and would have happily taken the assault charge at that time). My point is basically if you want him out at a time certain and have any doubts whatsoever as to actually getting him out without complications, start educating yourself now about how to evict him via the legal process, it may very well save you a major headache.