With all that said, its still a beautiful place.This is absolutely true disgracefully, everything in Puerto Rico takes longer because our systems and processes are outdated. 

Tackling a outdated/distressed property build in 1890s as a beginner could be a nightmare.

They can advise you on legal choices such as negotiating a move-out date with incentives or obtaining a court order for a faster eviction.

It gives you more leverage and assures you that you will not lose the time mentioned above.You can use the threat of eviction filing and the carrot of avoiding it to keep the time frame short.Make the move out date & time certain IE One week from today 12-14-18 at noon, -$100 for every hour afterward. 

It gave me the same outdated information that I found when I Googled vacant home owners.I have a list of about 30 vacant homes here in Memphis.

Add to that, the fact that all this happened in a place like upstate New York, where elderly and outdated housing stock is the norm, not the exception (I grew up in upstate NY)...I would say it takes a willful suspension of disbelief to believe that this whole situation was brought about by completely innocent motives.But in any case, that's not why I mentioned you, John.

This is WAY outdated, and we're working on getting a new version for you.

Most times you can get 1.5-1.7% without trying hard at all.Evictions typically take 4 weeks from the day I file papers to the "curb" set out date. 

Keep in mind maps get outdated as neighborhoods shift, houses get flipped, rents increase, and economies grow. 

Keep in mind the new local laws, leases have a tendency for certain clauses to become outdated in WA state .We do not operate in a landlord friendly state and a single misstep in the process can set you back dragging the eviction process out (if it gets to that).