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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Gabe G.
  • Greenwood, IN
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judgments you don't think you can collect.

Gabe G.
  • Greenwood, IN
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What do you landlords do as a process, when you get a civil judgement against a previous tenant but you can't readily collect. Do you have a certain collection agency you turn it over, do you just keep it and consider it toilet paper? Trying to figure out a good process, that "might" help my collect some of the money in the future.

Thank you

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