It means they stay in the property after being served notice and it probably means they wouldn't negotiate with the LL to leave before the eviction.

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You would have serve a 3 day pay or quit notice and then file an eviction to get a writ of possession to take the property back.

That's my understanding as well, to be a bedroom it needs to have a closet and a window (large enough to serve as an exit).

The tenant is behind a few months so they served a three day notice.

Not the highest producing rental but it will serve as my first and one must start somewhere.What are your thoughts, did I get this right?

A tenant moved out of my rental and abandoned a car inside the garage after being served an eviction notice.

I have served on many boards like this.

I bought a deal posted on this email list so it serves a useful REI purpose.