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Drug activities in my property
I was recently informed that there was drug activities in one of the units. Also there have been vandalism and coin operated laundry got broken into that possibly related to the same tenant. However, the other tenants who reported to the management company didn't want to bear witness and new tenants who moved in less than a month requesting for termination. Situation like this without any photo, video and witness is impossible to put a case of cause eviction together. Besides paying $3,300 90 days for no cause to get rid of the tenant, I was wondering if you guys have other thoughts to share with. Thanks!
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@Kelvin Lee not sure how big your property is. If its large you can offer the local police department to use "one" of your units for dog training to sniff drugs. I have heard this helps clean up a property quick. You can post a flyer on doors letting the tenants know.