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Daniel Bartalits
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Finishing up an eviction what next

Daniel Bartalits
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Im in the final stages of an eviction. The constable came out to the property and removed the tenants. There personal items and furniture is still in the house. Now after a month of no returned phone calls I received a call from the tenants asking when they can get there property back. I used a service to meet the constable at the home and have the locks rekeyed.  They also made a video of the current condition of the unit when they entered it. When I receive the new keys I have every intention of giving there belongs back but would you let them come to the property and remove there belongings from the home, or would you remove there contents place it in a storage unit and have them get it from there? Just felt weird thinking about letting them back in the property. What would you do?

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Cindy Meyer
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Cindy Meyer
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Here is the link to Nolo's take on Arizona law regarding this:

http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/handling-te...

And here is that part of the law on the Arizona State website:

http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ars/33/01370.htm

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