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Paul J.
  • Investor
  • Los Osos, CA
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Collections agency referral for Landlord/Tenant judgements in Oakland County, Michigan (Metro Detroit)?

Paul J.
  • Investor
  • Los Osos, CA
Posted

Hi all,

Looking for a referral to a collection agency for Oakland County, MI.

I purchased an occupied Duplex and have a judgement against one of the tenants or non-pay. I am thinking at least one of the two of them on the lease are non-collectable, however half of my intention here is to make sure this gets reported to the credit bureaus and perhaps get a garnishment against their state tax returns. What are you doing and WHom are you calling when you leave eviction court with a money judgement? What is the out-of-pocket expense to start the process?



Thanks

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