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Updated about 11 years ago,

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Will Spruill
  • Seattle, WA
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Looking for options with losses from a bad tenant

Will Spruill
  • Seattle, WA
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I’d like some advice on my options as a property owner and a tenant who stopped paying rent, move out 5 months in to a 2 year lease, and caused $4500 in damages along with stealing all the appliances. I’m an out of state investor (live in Seattle and the property is in Indianapolis). I work with an Indianapolis property management company who has been no help.

Is it worth my time to recoup the lost rent and damages or do I have something to work with? Is it worth going after a dirtbag who has nothing to begin with?

Thanks, Will

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