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Updated over 6 years ago, 08/13/2018

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Rational behind no warning booting tenants vehicle

Gina Dobbs
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Hi, This is my first post so if it's answered elsewhere let me know.

Is there a good reason to boot tenants vehicles with no warning for minor violations?

I only ask because my car got booted a month ago without warning for vehicle registration and it's the primary reason I'm moving out as soon as the lease is up. 

I imagine most tenants would feel the same and I'd like to say I'd never do it when I become a landlord, but if there is a good reason let me know. 

SIDE NOTE: My vehicle registration was up to date, but the DMV in my state ran out of the stickers. So it's cost me $75 and the management team acts like they have absolutely no control over the guys that booted the car, and they won't reimburse the fee.

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