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Updated over 6 years ago, 09/04/2018

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Jessica Wood
  • Investor
  • IA
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Can’t enter rental unit - active water leak

Jessica Wood
  • Investor
  • IA
Posted
Our NIGHTMARE TENANT has been given a 7 day notice to vacate. There is an active water leak coming from her apartment for the second time. We told her we’d be bringing plumbers by this morning. She ADDED A LOCK to the door so that our keys won’t work. How forcible can we get with our entry to the unit? All windows are shut and she lives on the second floor.

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