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Erin Kilrain
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Getting ride of evicted tenant’s stuff

Erin Kilrain
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I recently evicted my tenant and have proposed a couple days/times for them to come get their stuff. None of these days “work” for the tenant and I’m tired of their games. How much longer do I have to provide alternate available windows for pickup? Not that I want to pay for a contractor to pack up and move items to a storage unit, but does anyone have any recommendations of contractors to do this?

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Linda S.
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Linda S.
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@Erin Kilrain,

check your state laws regarding storage/accessibility

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