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Linda Walsh

If you can't get them to respond to a call, email or text....yes I say send it out.

Posted 9 years 4 weeks ago

Linda Walsh

I would use it with a tenant I have right now that won't pay his rent or communicate.

Posted 9 years 4 weeks ago

Anonymous

love it

Posted 11 years 1 month ago

Check your state laws and call your local Magistrate or Eviction court. Find out what you can do under particular circumstances.

Are the utilities connected? You may have rights to protect your property if they are not.

What are your abandonment laws? This can could give you possession earlier than you thought.

Do some research. Ask other managers in the area, too.

Posted 11 years 2 months ago

Mindy Sharp

Unless you have legal possession of the unit, you cannot change the locks. Period. Applies to all properties. Evictions are expensive, time consuming legal means of obtaining possession, but sometimes necessary when you have residents who will not move out of their own volition.

Posted 11 years 2 months ago

Lock Blocks?

Does anyone know if changing a unit's locks or placing a lock block on the door during the eviction process is legal? On a HUD financed property? The idea seems like it could eliminate charges being carried on through the process but also seems controversial. HELP!

Posted 11 years 2 months ago

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