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First eviction ..

Katie Williams
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I literally  just got a new tenant in mid March. Application was great, no evictions, good credit, good income. She was very nice, paid her deposit, paid her partial month (she moved in 8 days before a month so it was prorated). Communication was great. 

She had 3 NSF for her FIRST rent payment!

I sent emails, and today I called to confirm she’s getting emails of eviction notice - and her phone is permanently off. 

What should I do now? 
I was going to offer cash for keys but I can’t reach her. 
Should I show up to her door? If she’s even there. 

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Kyle Tusing
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Kyle Tusing
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Would try showing up at the residence first and see if you can get an idea of what exactly is happening. In situations like this, I find it is best to try and stay calm and not show you are angry. 

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