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Dana Blankinship
  • Flipper
  • Fremont, NE
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Recently purchased a property may have a squatter/tenant to evict

Dana Blankinship
  • Flipper
  • Fremont, NE
Posted

I close on a distressed property on April 6 2018 (5 days from now), it is in Nebraska, the current owner has had a buddy living there rent free, no lease, no contracts for 3 years... he wants nothing to do with evicting the person and I purchased the property without ever going inside the unit...I did purchase the property in my LLC name, in cash and below what the land value is assessed at.I live within 10 miles of the property and have driven by multiple times.

Ive never seen any movement, there are no cars there however there is a porch light on and another light on in the house which has never been turned off when I drive by. 

I plan to let the person know in the next couple days via letter and face to face I will be purchasing the property and they need to vacate.

I plan to give 2 options:

Cash for keys and Ill help them move. ( I don't want to just throw someone out with no place to go)

or option 2 the sheriff will evict you and you get no help from me...

Any advice from anyone or anyone who has went down this road?

Thanks in advance,

Dana

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