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Michael Sheridan
  • Woodland, WA
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After eviction plans

Michael Sheridan
  • Woodland, WA
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So I was curious what every one did after you successfully get someone evicted or do cash for keys or whatever. But if a tenant still owes you let’s say $5000 in between back rent and/or some damage to unit. Does anyone recover that money themselves by suing former tenant or does anyone just send it to collections and move on.

Just curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and if anyone has gone through this what they did to resolve?

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