You're taking them to court.

Take a look at the Utah State Courts website, they have an eviction roadmap that walks you through the processhttps://www.utcourts.gov/content/dam/howto/landlord/docs/Evi...

To add to the humor, I skiptrace the guy, I think he has more court cases against him than the weekend warrior training program /guru who has around $2M in judgments against him that he probably just took his weekend course from - because its comical that after this guru holds his course every new investor comes out of the wood work with the same facebook and email campaign that they have been teaching for the past ten years.. 

Since this issue is "small" it would be handled in a small claims type court and those seem to be notoriously lacking in legal formality.

Most locations have a limit for small claims court.

I am going to install quickset locks and they are all metered separately but looking for functional tips during the rehab process that might make our lives easier in the future and management tips.

The legal method is to file for an eviction and slog through the time-consuming court process.

Original hardwood floors, trim, arched doorways, and handsome, functional, fireplace help maintain the original character of the home.

Original hardwood floors, trim, arched doorways, and handsome, functional, fireplace help maintain the original character of the home.

Those who think an umbrella policy is enough miss one important point: if your policy has to pay out, that means someone took you to court, and you lost.