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Lindsey Clifton
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Help me help my landlord client

Lindsey Clifton
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jackson, MO
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The tenants have moved out, but they have left a lot of stuff behind. The husband keeps procrastinating getting his stuff, and there's just a bunch of junk, but like there's a truck and a motorcycle left behind? I've researched but I can find anything about what you do with their stuff when they won't get it. The landlord told him that his stuff would be on the curb if he didn't come get it but that was last weekend. Any advice for my landlord?

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Polo Vazquez
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Polo Vazquez
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you need advice from a lawyer of the state the property is in. Some states allow you to sell the items after a certain amount of days and certain number attempts have been made to return the items. It is all state dependent. you can probably look for real state law for you state online.
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