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How To Evict a Tenant: The Ultimate Guide

Joshua Dorkin
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Hey guys - 

We just put out another guide in a long line of epic content . . .

How to Evict a Tenant: The Definitive Step by Step Guide

This is about as comprehensive as it gets.  If you are a landlord or are thinking about getting into rental properties, you'll want to read and save this one.

Let us know what you think!

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George Paiva
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Great Guide, I like how you kept it generic enough not to get someone in trouble by having them look up the specific state laws. I've been in this game a little over 5 years and been through about 6 evictions in our tenant friendly state of Connecticut. I even created a process map a few years ago to keep me on my toes when doing the evictions.  The last few evictions have been no shows which keeps evictions from start to finish about 6 weeks but on average they are about 3 months by the time they are gone.  I'll admit I would rather do the eviction than cash for keys.

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