Dealing with Eviction and Appeal

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Dealing with Eviction and Appeal

Bagus A.
New to Real Estate · Rockville, MD · Member since 2021 · 20 posts · 20 votes

Hello all, 

I am out of state investor that owns a property in the Pittsburgh area. I am going through the eviction of my tenant due to non-payment.
We had the judgment pay and stay from the judge, but the tenant submitted an emergency appeal to the judgment. 
The tenant is required to pay to the escrow account with the court.  So I am weighing my options on whether to keep going with eviction by involving an attorney or there could be alternative work around. 

Anyone has deal with this situation ? . Please share your insight and experience .  

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Nicholas L.Pro Member
Flipper/Rehabber · Pittsburgh · Member since 2018 · 6k+ posts · 5k+ votes
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@Bagus A.

if you're not already working with an attorney i'd hire an attorney to advise you

happy to PM you a recommendation

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  • Nicholas L.Pro Member
    Flipper/Rehabber · Pittsburgh · Member since 2018 · 6k+ posts · 5k+ votes
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    @Bagus A.

    if you're not already working with an attorney i'd hire an attorney to advise you

    happy to PM you a recommendation

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  • Tchaka Owen
    Real Estate Agent · Merritt Island, FL · Member since 2017 · 986 posts · 1k+ votes
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    Selamat siang, Om Adiyanto!

    @Nicholas L. is spot on. I have done several evictions on my own in the past simply to gain knowledge. While it was nice to learn, I ultimately realized that my time is much more valuable doing what I do best and it's better to pay for those who specialize in evictions. So do hire an attorney. 
    And yes, saya bisa bicara Bahasa....tapik sudah lupa banyak.

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  • Bagus A.
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    New to Real Estate · Rockville, MD · Member since 2021 · 20 posts · 20 votes
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    Quote from @Tchaka Owen:

    Selamat siang, Om Adiyanto!

    @Nicholas L. is spot on. I have done several evictions on my own in the past simply to gain knowledge. While it was nice to learn, I ultimately realized that my time is much more valuable doing what I do best and it's better to pay for those who specialize in evictions. So do hire an attorney. 
    And yes, saya bisa bicara Bahasa....tapik sudah lupa banyak.

     

    @Tchaka Owen

    Selamat Siang !:) , good to know you. I will PM you and connect. 

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  • Bagus A.
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    New to Real Estate · Rockville, MD · Member since 2021 · 20 posts · 20 votes
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    Quote from @Nicholas L.:

    @Bagus A.

    if you're not already working with an attorney i'd hire an attorney to advise you

    happy to PM you a recommendation

     @Nicholas L.    thank you for suggestion, yes please PM me with recommendation

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  • Adam BartomeoBusiness Member
    Real Estate Broker · Cape Coral, FL · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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    If they are already out of the property an it is vacant I would suggest letting it go. You can still put them in collections, you don't need a judgement to be put in collections. 

    If they are not out yet than you will need to continue with the process, with or without an attorney.

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  • Nathan GesnerBusiness Member
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    Real Estate Broker · Cody, WY · Member since 2010 · 28k+ posts · 41k+ votes
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    Quote from @Bagus A.:

    I agree with the others. Hire an attorney and see this through to completion. If you try it on your own, one small mistake can set you back to square one.

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