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In the event of eviction

Jake Kim
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Hello, I am in process of renting my property and to save cost and for me to grow as an real estate investor, I would like to manage the property on my one. The one thing that scares me is tenant not paying the rent and I need to process the eviction. As much as I don't want to evict a tenant but in preparation for the worst, what options are there for me when i need to evict a tenant. Is there a third party that I can hire that can process the eviction so that everything is done correctly and legally. Or is there a lawyer that works specifically with property eviction or can a property management company be hired on a one time basis to deal with these kinds of stuff.

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Nathan Gesner
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You are like many Landlords. You want to save money by not hiring  a professional, then you want professionals to tell you how to handle the hard stuff. Most Landlords will end up with more money in their pocket after they pay management fees because a professional reduces the number of problems, vacancy, and turnover costs, while keeping the property at market rates.

There are attorneys that are very experienced in evictions. Some even specialize in them. You'll have to search around to find one.

You can also join local networking groups and learn from investors with more experience.
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