Maas landlords, we should all pay attention to the ejected officials and make sure your voice is heard by voting!

File an ejectment in Pa common pleas court will take longer and cost more money but guaranteed result.

Also can I get your insights on going through the qt and ejectment suites by doing it yourself?

Fyi the process is called an ejectment procedure and its through the court of common pleas vs an eviction (previous lease agreement and/or exchange of cash for rent) which is handled in municipal court.

That is why ejectment lawsuits are always best.

Again, I'm guessing, but no homeowners association was ever organized, no HOA dues ever collected and no taxes paid, so the common area was sold at auction and someone bought it.That investor is entitled to possession, may file an ejectment lawsuit, and may deny access to or possession of the common area to anyone else.

So if they don't pay, we call the local police and they get 'ejected' (and they are not legally entitled to be evicted)... which means the police escort them off the property in an hour or so.

A party in possession refused to leave the property so I retained counsel to bring an action on the insured's behalf to eject the PIP. 

@Chris McKenzie We ejected squatters in Burlington County last year and the laws re: home resident personal property for ejectment and evictions are the same per our attorney then.

If the former owners, you have to do an Ejectment, getting a Writ Of Possession, which is a slightly different procedure.