After you hear their answer, send them a Notice of Ejectment (specified number of days to remove materials/signs/property) through your atty.

Here is a link to the NC summary ejectment form, although as I've said before I don't own MHP where land is the rented component so therefore don't know first hand details on the process since I've never evicted with this type of property.

It's now a year later and all that has been done that I know of is he served her with a 60 day ejection notice last July, then a letter which she had 20 days to respond to in January which she didn't.

When I was on vacation the out of the country the Saturday after this past Thanksgiving, a tenant called me because the 1st floor toilet was overflowing and she didn't know what to do; there was a sewer line blockage and the basement washing machine was trying to empty so the ejector pit was now ejecting through the first floor toilet...  

To answer your question, you do not have to wait another 6 months to file ejectment.

Greg heads the Evictions/Ejectments department, but also does other landlord work. 

The locks and door jambs on these properties appear damaged and/or broken, and the padlock is probably in place to keep out the homeless or thieves.So my question is this, if a tax DEED property has obviously been abandoned, but is secured, can you take immediate possession of said property by removing the lock, taking plywood of the windows, etc, without an ejectment action?

if I get the tax deed: I’m ready to give notice and proceed with ejectment but I want to call them first about this.

The difference is, if it all goes to hell for Zillow, management ejects relatively unscathed and the share/bond holders eat all the pain.

Wanted to get other opinions..thanks.Proposal to Manage Property: Initial duties:Placement of advertising in Gaston Gazette: (owner cost with receipt)Charge of $10.00 per hour for showing of units...etc-(with detailed time log)Rental application $25.00 (charge to applicant) includes...criminal background check, credit check, sex offender, landlord verificationsOnce units are 100% occupied...Collection of rent by Manager 5% collection fee.If rents are collected by owner, Manager Fee would be at $10.00 per hour for any additional management duties...ie...summary ejectments, writ of possession, notice to pay rent or quit, consultation on Tenant Landlord Laws, collection of late rents would be at 5% fee.