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Anne Jenkins
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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Collecting unpaid rents after judgement

Anne Jenkins
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
Posted
Have a unit that the tenant moved out before the eviction, but have judgement on the unpaid rents and damages.  Before I proceed, I was hoping to hear from those of you who have successfully collected.  What is the next step.  I know the tenants new address.  I know he has assets and a significant disability income.   In addition he runs a handyman under the table business.    Looking to collect but wondering what my costs will be and the pitfalls of the process.   Thanks to anyone who can shed some light.

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