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Stephanie D. Tenant moved without returning key
8 July 2017 | 32 replies
If you get rid of the items they can sue and claim Aunt Edna had given them a 5,000 diamond necklace and now that you moved their stuff it is missing etc.If you have specific questions you need to ask an eviction attorney local to the property.
Michaela G. Atlanta investing
18 April 2018 | 80 replies
@Joel Owens , you're right in that it may still take a while for the actual train to be up and running, but the construction of parks and trails along the 'emerald necklace' of the Beltline will do alot to attract residents before everything is finished.
Aloma Murray What do these sayings mean: "it's not the price it's the terms" +
17 August 2017 | 7 replies
You take in your necklace, they weigh it, and give you an offer.
Account Closed Remote handyman access
27 December 2018 | 5 replies
I've seen too many bat crazies  and what are you going to do when the tenant says your handyman stole their diamond necklace off the nightstand or someone takes a rock and cracks open the lockbox and breaks into their house and the tenant holds you liable.