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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is a lengthy process - 30 days at least because they can appeal. However, I will tell you this, when you do go to evict them with the sheriff, take their cars. We did not know to do this and we lost $12,000 in back rent and had to pay our lawyer on top of it. Have the Sheriff take their cars while you are there. You have a right to seize any property and to sell it.[/quote] In case you didn't have the introspection to realize this, previous poster, you are probably a complete a$$hole. Do you realize how class-less it is to prey on the poor? Most people don't go into a rental situation with a plan to steal as much time for free from the landlord as possible; they go into a rental, because their only other option is living on the street. By confiscating your renter's cars, you are leaving them destitute with very few options to get to work or find a new job and be productive citizens. OP and other prospective and current landlords, please have a heart in these tough economic times.[/quote] Actually it's pretty common. Sorry to disillusion you but sometimes paying for clothes, beauty treatments, phones and cars is far more important than paying rent even for hard working poor people...[/quote]
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