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Jessica Wood
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At what point has a tenant abandoned the property?

Jessica Wood
  • Investor
  • IA
Posted
We were in the process of evicting a tenant (7 day notice to vacate) and it appears the tenant has moved out (also, she hasn’t paid rent this month and it’s the 13th). She has changed the locks so we can’t get in. Do we still need to file a forcible entry detainer to get in if it looks like she’s moved out?

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