Comments on: What are my rights as a Landlord with my tenant filing Chapter 11 Bankruptcy? http://smallbusinessbankruptcyinfo.com/258 Sun, 07 Aug 2011 20:31:48 +0000 hourly 1 By: TK http://smallbusinessbankruptcyinfo.com/258#comment-428 TK Wed, 23 Jun 2010 02:22:38 +0000 http://smallbusinessbankruptcyinfo.com/258#comment-428 If the bankruptcy court has voided the lease, then presumably the tenant is no longer claiming any right to use and occupy the premises. I would send a letter to the tenant asking them to retrieve their remaining possessions, which you should itemize, or, alternatively, seek their permission, in writing of course, to dispose of the same. At the same time, you should ask them to sign a letter surrendering all their rights to use and occupy the premises to you as of the effective date that the lease terminated. That should be sufficient proof (if any additional proof is even required) to any realtor you might retain to re-let the premises that the space is immediately available to prospective tenants. Good luck. If the bankruptcy court has voided the lease, then presumably the tenant is no longer claiming any right to use and occupy the premises. I would send a letter to the tenant asking them to retrieve their remaining possessions, which you should itemize, or, alternatively, seek their permission, in writing of course, to dispose of the same.

At the same time, you should ask them to sign a letter surrendering all their rights to use and occupy the premises to you as of the effective date that the lease terminated. That should be sufficient proof (if any additional proof is even required) to any realtor you might retain to re-let the premises that the space is immediately available to prospective tenants.

Good luck.

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