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Jo W.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Buffalo NY
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Storing tenant belonging after eviction - NY (Buffalo)

Jo W.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Buffalo NY
Posted

Hello BP members.

First I'd like to thank everyone for all the great help.

I bought a double unit in Buffalo NY and had to evict a tenant, the tenant was not at home during the eviction so i just replaced the locks and texted the tenant that he will need to schedule time with me if he wish to take his belongings - so far no reply from the tenant.

By "belongings" i mean some clothing, pictures, mattress etc. For me it's considered garbage but for my ex tenant (Thank god :) ) it might be valuable. If i remember right the law says that i have to store the tenant's belonging for 30 days.

A storage unit + moving his junk will cost me about 1k and if he doesn't pick it up it will cost about $400 more to get rid of it. Is there any cheaper alternative / other suggestion?

Also, the tenant trashed the place (He clogged the toilet and left a huge mess behind - I'm afraid he was using cement to do it). Is there any good way to recover those loses?

Jo

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