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Casey Culver
  • Madison, AL
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Hypothetical Nightmare Situation

Casey Culver
  • Madison, AL
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Alrighty everybody, I’ve purchased my 4th property at foreclosure auction and I’ve run into the dreaded situation…the occupant won’t leave.

I posted my 7 day notice to vacate (alabama), and I’m going to file a complaint per the process on the 8th, and I’m not concerned about that part. I’m concerned about a hypothetical situation, one where the occupant, out of anger, just completely destroys the place, burns it down, collapses it, whatever he does. What happens then? Do I just lose everything and that’s it? What’s that process like?

If anyone has any experiences, tips, or any advice that has come from situations like this I’d be happy to hear them. Thanks!


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