Shitty shitty shit possssst <| sep |> OP your # 2 was the 49 ers not the Seahawks <| sep |> Please don ' t remind me about the twins , I don ' t wanna hear it . <| sep |> Once again , I ' m afraid to tell you that you have put yourself in a VERY bad position . If you don ' t have any formal contract , you may not legally be able to just kick him out . He may have rights to stay for a certain length of time , depending on your city , after a formal notice of conviction . You need to check with your local laws now . If he knows his rights , he probably won ' t pay you a dime for the washer and stay as long as he is legally allowed . Sounds like a guy not brushed up on things , so hopefully you ' ll get your money and he ' ll honor your agreement . Don ' t rent again until you know your laws and at least have a basic lease . The law will ALWAYS side on a tenant ' s rights if the landlord didn ' t do the basics such as a lease . Also , be very careful about any of his property if he leaves without it . You ' ll be considered a thief if it ' s not held for him for a proper length of time in a reasonable matter heated garage . I cannot stress again , the amount of headaches you will cause for yourself if you don ' t follow the law . It only takes one person telling him your landlord can ' t do that ! For him to find out exactly how much the law is on his side . I ' d consider cutting your losses , and giving him legal written notice for the legal amount of time to move out , and remember that you did this to yourself . I ' m sorry if I sounded harsh , but I ' m just telling you the truth .