Our legal "notice to enter" states we can have a locksmith assist us if necessary and charge the tenant for the locksmith service.

The PM began calling making demands for L to move out, she said that L had until today to be out and that a locksmith (yeha, right) would change the locks on Sunday morning and that if her stuff wasn't out she would let her in to get her things on Sunday.

It had gotten to the point where I called a locksmith for to get all units rekeyed. 

Do I get a locksmith out and change all the locks?

That's great that it is a quicker process to get squatters out, but if you have squatters in the first place that would be a red flag for me that somebody dropped the ball (bad location, poor management company, bad locksmith etc.)

My question is, if I give a 48 hour notice that I'll be entering the unit (tape it to the door or something) can I get a locksmith to come and remove that additional lock so I can get in there?

Originally posted by Danny Johnson:...if you have a thousand keys and you have no idea which house they belong to. ...you are proud of your lockbox collection.Not to side track your thread...but the best thing I ever did was open up a wholesale account at a locksmith and he holds my key.

Kalamazoo; my neighborhoods are not the best, but they are not the worst in the area either according to my local locksmith friend.

If you are on title to the condo, have a locksmith change the locks!

It simply puts the world on notice of the sale.The sale is valid the moment the deed is executed.However, the seller is not trespassing...he is a hold over over just like a tenant.I'd show up with a locksmith though, and see how it goes if the police get called, if it's that important.His bank should have the incoming wire though, even if it won't "clear" until Monday.Also, title co.s don't typically courier over the deed to be recorded right away, they mail it in.