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Tom Kaz
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Tenant eviction in process with requested repairs?

Tom Kaz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago IL
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As the title states, I’m currently evicting a tenant (we file we sheriff tmrw). The toilet is broken, due to their neglect and with no sense of notifying me. With them not paying rent the last 3 months, should I rush this repair to avoid conflict? I just want these folks GONE!

Water to the toilet is completely turned off now, mind you the tenant hasn’t responded in months and poof like magic there back!

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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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Originally posted by @Tom Kaz:

@James Wise yessir, just waiting for the call from the sheriff..

Then you've got nothing to worry about. Do not return any communications from the tenants. Whatever problem they are complaining about is irrelevant. Next time you see them is when your crew will be tossing their items out of the house.

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