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Joel Wiegand
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Hubzu Occupied Experiences?

Joel Wiegand
  • Lititz, PA
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Looking at some properties that are occupied on hubzu. What has been your experience getting people out of the home. Its a nice home that looks to be well kept so not sure if that says anything about the people living there or not. This is Pennsylvania. What rights do I have to get people out in a timely manner if they don't want to work with me! Thanks for any and all help. First purchase and am excited to get started but also not wanting to jump in blind!

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Rich Baer
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Rich Baer
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@Derreck Wells

    In Maryland, you can be sued even if the people in the house are not your tenants. A friend of mine got hit for $5,000,000 for a house he bought at tax sale.

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