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Polo Vazquez
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • McAllen, TX
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Tenant Not Paying Rent & using property as storage

Polo Vazquez
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • McAllen, TX
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Before covid 19 pandemic this tenant was informed that her lease was not going to be renewed next month. Well, next month came by and she didn't move out so we filed an eviction order, a few days later evictions were canceled. Since she knew she was being evicted she actually found another place and moved there but is now using my property to store things! And well, I don't think I can kick her out. She keeps saying she is taking the things out tomorrow and tomorrow she says the same thing

My plan as of now is to play nice and hope she hands me back the property and then sue her for all the missing rent. If anybody know of a better option please let me know. Is anyone going through something similar?

I already tried asking her for at least half the rent, which she said she would pay and never.

I live in Texas

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