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Updated over 9 years ago, 05/30/2015

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Cory Boren
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Should I pursue a judgement from my previous tenant?

Cory Boren
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

I had to finally evict a tenant that owed me more than 7k in back rent.  I tried to work with them as much as possible so they could stay in the house.  In the end they had no remorse that I paid their bills.  I gave them the opportunity to just leave the house and clean it and I wouldn't evict them but they refused to leave.  I then told them if they just cleaned the house I will not seek a judgement.  Not only did they leave the house as a disaster they took all the appliances.  Should I just move on or spend good money chasing after bad money?

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