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  1. #1
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    Default Re: New Ownership

    Try cash for keys. Have your attrorney draw up a letter offering to pay them a specific amount of money ($5K to $10K) provided they vacant the premises by a specific date and leave it undamaged. The letter should make it clear the money will not be paid unless everyone completely vacates and removes all belongings, animals and trash prior to the specified date and that an inspection after that date reveals no damage. Of course, give that they are already trashing the place, you will have to specify what amount of existing damage is acceptable.

    The amount you pay may be cheaper than the cost, trouble and time delay caused by eviction.

  2. #2
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    Default Re: New Ownership

    Listen to adjusterjack. I had tenants in a property I bought that dragged out moving for over 4 months. AND left two dumpsters full of trash. They felt we were not giving them sufficient time to move, filed all the possible delays, and then left the keys the night before the final hearing.

  3. #3
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    Default Re: New Ownership

    At the time he wrote that, that fact was not known, and hadn't posted when I wrote.

    Your better suggestion?

  4. #4
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    Default Re: New Ownership

    Yes. WHICH HAD NOT POSTED (to me)WHEN I WROTE. Still looking for your better suggestion.

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