DC 100a, Demand for Possession, Nonpayment of Rent, Landlord-Tenant 2025

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After a tenant has been successfully evicted, the landlord will be awarded a judgment against the tenant and can take steps to collect unpaid rent. This may involve working with a collection agency or taking the tenant to small claims court.
Landlord Lien: A landlord lien is when a landlord takes possession of a tenants property as collateral until a tenant pays a bill. If the bill remains unpaid, the landlord can keep the property as payment.
The lien allows the sale of the property to cover unpaid debts owed under the lease, usually from overdue rent or damage to the property. The concept of a landlords lien originated from common law, based on the doctrine of distress which allowed seizure of a debtors property.
Reasons for Demand: A landlord may demand possession under various circumstances, including: The tenant remains in possession of the property beyond the lease or rental term. The tenant fails to pay rent by the due date. The tenant continues to occupy the leased premises without a valid contract or agreement.
(A) An action for default under a lease contract, including an action for a breach of warranty or indemnity, shall be commenced within four years after the cause of action accrued. By the original lease contract, the parties may reduce the period of limitation to not less than one year.
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Your landlord can evict you if youre in rent arrears - you could lose your home.
If the bill remains unpaid, the landlord can keep the property as payment.
In DC, tenants have the right to withhold (not pay) all or part of the rent when a landlord fails to keep the rental housing in a safe, sanitary condition or fails to make repairs within a reasonable time.

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