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Mark M.
  • Marysville, PA
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Tenant evicted, let behind a whole house of stuff

Mark M.
  • Marysville, PA
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I evicted a tenant last week and he left behind essentially an entire house of furniture and other stuff including two refrigerators full of food that I'm now paying to keep cold since I have taken over electricity. I know he has 30 days to get everything and that I can charge a storage fee. Can I restrict access to his property unless he pays the fee? Or is it something that I am supposed to just tack onto his "bill" that will never be paid and that I need to give him access whenever he wants. I don't know how to deal with this. He doesn't seem to have any incentive to empty the house until his time is almost up and I can't really begin to prep the house until his stuff is out. I'd rather not go through the hassle of paying of moving company and renting a storage unit. Suggestions?

Thanks.

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