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Justin Gomberg
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  • Long Beach, CA
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Interesting New Landlord Problem

Justin Gomberg
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  • Long Beach, CA
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Hi Everyone, 

Thank you in advance for the pro tips and advice. 

I live in CA and just purchased my first two investment properties in Columbus, OH. On one of the properties, someone left a trailer with a broken hitch so it cannot be hooked up to a tow hitch in order to be towed. The trailer is filled with trash and someone already found a brick in it and threw it through my garage window. Long story short I'd love to have this removed from my property. I called the city parking enforcement and was told because the trailer is not on public property they cannot tow it even if it's abandoned. Anyone know of any services or have any advice to help me get this taken care of?

  • Justin Gomberg
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