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Ryan Kuja
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Holland MI
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When Tenants Get Protection Orders Against Each Other

Ryan Kuja
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Holland MI
Posted

Hi everyone-

I have a question Im hoping someone could lend a bit of insight on. The situation is this: 

A group of young women signed a lease on one of my SFR's in Michigan. One roommate got a protection order against another roommate living in the house. The situation is a total cluster right now, with "he said, she said" etc. I am unsure what my legal responsibilities are in this situation. Any thoughts? Thank you

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