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Updated over 8 years ago, 06/08/2016

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Candy Quirino
  • Investor
  • Temple, TX
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Candy Quirino
  • Investor
  • Temple, TX
Posted

I am a new real estate investor and bought a 4plex which at the the time seemed like a great deal. Asking price was 84,000 I offered 79,000 and got it. Came fully occupied with tenants but after the 1st month they were refusing to pay, now I am down to the last 2 tenants gave them 30 day notice due to missing payments had court they did not show and currently waiting for the call back from the sheriff to get them out of the property. What else can I do to get them out,also would I be in trouble if the water gets cut? I am making the payments on the property just coming up short to pay for that....I don't need any more legal fees....

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