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Updated over 6 years ago, 08/31/2018

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Jessica Wood
  • Investor
  • IA
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WHY aren’t the laws in our favor as landlords?!

Jessica Wood
  • Investor
  • IA
Posted
We are trying to serve our tenant with an eviction notice and she is evading the police, sheriff and us. She’s also changed the locks on her door and altered the premises. I don’t know what to do anymore. I cannot wait for 7 days to elapse to evict her, she’s going to ruin our unit. Also, we have a trip planned as a family and NOW it’s going to fall In the middle of this eviction. Ugh.

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