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Updated almost 16 years ago,

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James T
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Landlord is defaulting

James T
  • Renter
Posted

I need BP's help on this one.

My current LL just went into default last week(NOD filed 2/7), I have been month to month for the 14 months. The place is a 4+3 house. The security deposit I paid initially was equals about 1.5 months rent.

What are my options at this point?

Any thoughts on how to handle this situation?

Thanks!

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