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Chad C.
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Anyone regret evicting someone?

Chad C.
  • Denham Springs, LA
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I have a inherited tenant that has been paying on time, but has given me fits avout clraning up his yard and loose dogs. I was so relived that he told me he was leaving! I may have pushed him out, and hope I don’t regret it. There will be a lot of repairs but it was a little under market. Anyone regret pushing out a tenant?

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Terrell Garren
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Terrell Garren
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Never.  I have regretted not evicting in several instances.  In the Army, if you think you need a haircut; you need a haircut.  As a property owner, if you think you need to evict someone; you need to evict. 

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