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Eviction process for travel trailer/rv on a rented lot

Sara Hopson
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I am looking for advice on how to deal with a tenant who has not paid lot rent.  We just purchased a mobile home park in NC and have acquired some tenants.  Some of the lots have RVs.  We have someone who has not paid his rent this month.  He does not live in this travel trailer and the electricity and water (his responsibility) are turned off. Is the process the same as evicting a tenant?  Or where can I find some info about this?  I have read through the Chapter 42 statutes but it isn't clear to me.  If someone has gone through this and could share how they handled it, I would appreciate any tips.

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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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@Sara Hopson Inquire at your local landlord/tenant court regarding the process of eviction. Be sure to go over your paperwork and follow the rules in the lease. Usually, you'll have to send a certified notice to the tenant before you can file. Good luck!! 

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