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Anna M.
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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EVICTING TENANTS - THINGS TO REMEMBER

Anna M.
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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OMG, this is so messed up! I had to evict tenants once that came with a property purchase after a year and a half of trying to really work with them, even bending over backwards to try to accommodate them, but eventually just knowing that this was not going to work and they were in turn destroying my property and pushing back on every policy. I really hate inheriting tenants as one can never be you sure of what you are getting. During the eviction process, I stayed away for the most part, dealing with them only through my attorney to avoid saying or doing anything that would nullify the eviction. I think it is important too, to remember that at that time (eviction) emotions are high so best to distance yourself. I truly feel so bad for this poor lady and hope that this man is severely punished for this kind of behavior. 

Have you ever had to evict tenants and if so what did you do, both to protect yourself from a safety standpoint and to avoid messing up on the evictions process?

http://m.startribune.com/charges-brooklyn-park-man...

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