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Jarred Sleeth
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Baltimore Tenant moved out 1 week before scheduled eviction.

Jarred Sleeth
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hey BP.

I have an eviction scheduled for next week, and I've discovered my property vacant. Neighbors said they moved out. There are a few items left behind, and a lot of trash. They are clearly not living there, but I'm unsure if I can enter the property cconsidering it abandoned to get ready for the next tenant. It would be beneficial to have the extra week if this is OK. 

Thanks

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Follow thru with the eviction , then you have the sheriff as a witness , the former tenants have no right of entry after that .  I wouldnt enter the property until then .

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