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Matt Rohlfs
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How to “evict” homeowners that occupy property from auction.com

Matt Rohlfs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jackson, MI
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Who can help me either “evict” or even have rent property I’ve bought as a foreclosure from auction.com? Obviously, there will need to be some rehab and the previous owners will need to find some other living arrangements. As we all know time is money, and a quick flip to sell or buy and hold are my goals.

Thanks,

Matt

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Chad U.
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Chad U.
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Originally posted by @Simon Ruiz:

@Chad Urbshott what happens after the six months??

 Then you evict

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