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Robert Way
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Wisconsin Eviction help

Robert Way
  • Investor
  • Elkhorn, WI
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I would like to thank everyone in advance for your help with this situation.

I have a rental property in northern Wis. one of the tenants lost his job and has not paid rent for 4 months. People have been helping him with his rent (church). They were unable to help for January or February. He is on a month to month lease. I have sent him a 5 day pay or quit. He then said he was getting help from the Wisconsin w-9 program and I had received paperwork to support his claim and had to give another pay or quit per program.

It was a week gone by and have not heard or seen anything. I talked with the tenant who said he would be out by March 1st if the w-9 program was not going to help. I assumed that he was out because I have not heard anything from him. My father went to look at the place and his stuff is still there. No tracks in the snow and the car has not moved. A   quick search finds that he is in jail.

Where do I go from here? Do I have to go through the court to get his stuff out? Can I use the NEW squatter law to remove his stuff? he has a heat lamp plugged in the garage to warm his car. Cam I at least unplug that?

Again thanks from your time and advice.

Rob

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