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Charlie Moore
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When they are evicted, what should I do with their property?

Charlie Moore
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Personal property issues? Do I put it in storage? Do I give them chance to get it? I don’t really want to have a violent conflict after eviction took PLACE

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RJ Dixon
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RJ Dixon
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@Charlie Moore

That is a state specific Law. In Florida you have to wait 30 days not sure about your state.

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