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Stan C.
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Collection Agency matters? How to collect dept successfully?

Stan C.
  • New York, NY
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This is my first property and first eviction. 

One of the tenants was sued for non-payment after 2 years of paying with delays but never skipping a payment. Eviction was granted. 3 days before writ of possession (eviction by sherif), COVID quarantine kicked in with maratorium on evictions. If the maratorium is lifted on June 1, 2020 as anticipated, she will ewe 4 months worth of rent. 

My PM will transfer the debt to a collection agency that they work with. 

Questions. Do you know the best collection agency with good dept collection success record? Am I allowed to request my collection agency to take over the one that my PM works with? 

What are overall tips on trying collecting the rent debt? 

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