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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

tax lein property in houston texas
won the bid on a tax lein property and now the folks wont move and will not pick up the
registered mail letters I've sent for redeeming the property....in the process of getting them evicted...what happens if
they still don't move
Most Popular Reply
Sometimes putting a non threatening note on the door helps, which says something like “I am the new owner and would like to help you move. Please call me to discuss several options one of which is me paying your moving expenses “
This opens up a conversation, that will help you determine why they don’t want to move or are not responding.
The expense to move may or may not be a whole lots (cash for keys), instead of them wasting months of your time.