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Besides going to your title company, you can take them to small claims court.  

I'm not even sure it would actually be a situation that goes to eviction court.

Thank you for your service and sacrifice to our country.

Think about this last year, courts shut down, not just eviction but alot of courts, governments curtailed services and  they kept all employees. 

Print out any emails or text messages, write down dates of phone calls and what was said, etc.You need documentation for the potential court case.

The guidelines also state "if the mortgagor has filed a bankruptcy petition under Chapter 7, the mortgagee must obtain Bankruptcy Court approval.

The people who are born and raised in Denver continue to opine about the affordability, but those who are moving into the city with fresh eyes will gladly take their profit from the coasts and pay all cash, over ask in order to live in (again, my opinion) the best city in the country - diverse economy, great work/life balance, friendly people, city without most of the big city problems, 300 days of sunshine....

You can non-renew and the tenant can move out, but if they do not move out then your recourse is through the courts via an eviction, and that is where you become stuck.

A lot of the major cities here are competitive, but most across the country are.