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Peter Morrissey
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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Successfully suing tenant/judgements in New York upstate Syracuse

Peter Morrissey
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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My understanding is that even though there is a moratorium, the tenants are still liable for the debt. Has anyone successfully been able to sue a tenant for back rent? I realize that collecting is another matter, but let's say the tenant likes nice cars and cares about their credit. There is also a service that will supposedly register an unpaid debt with all three credit bureaus. Has anyone used them?  For example: https://www.aoausa.com/secure/... I'm dealing with someone who refuses to communicate and if I go over and ask questions accuses me of harassment, so there is no chance of working together to obtain government relief of some kind. I am out about 10K thus far. Thankfully all my other tenants are paying!

Thank you,

Pete Morrissey

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