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Evicted tenant keeps circling around

Erica Martinez
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I recently purchased a home where the owner had to evict tenant. The tenant showed her true colors throughout this lengthy process. We finally closed and have started rennovations in the home. Oddly everytime I go do some cleaning or supervision of the work, I see the tenant circling the block. The last straw was yesterday when I saw her stop in front of the house in a vehicle with a Male companion, while pointing at the house. I am starting to feel very uncomfortable and am wondering if anyone can give me advice on how to handle this situation. Thank you!

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Mike McCarthy
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@Erica Martinez is do two things. First, go to your local police department and share your concerns. They may not be able to help with a restraining order, but they may be able to offer some suggestions. Even if it’s just that they will drive by occasionally.

Second thing is that I would Keep a notebook and make note of the day, time every time you see her. Hopefully you’ll never need it, but if you do need to get the courts involved, you’ll be happy to have the documentation.

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