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Show Me The Money!!!

Kyle Baron
  • Lonsdale, MN
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Greetings, fellow landlords and investors. My name is Kyle and I own a rental property from which I recently evicted my tenants, took them to conciliation court for the rent that they never paid and the damages to property that they caused, and now I need to find out how to collect the judgement on what they owe me? Does anyone know how this is done? Has anyone done this before? Does anyone know of anyone who specializes in assistance with this specific topic?

My graces for your responses - Appreciation abound. 

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Dennis M.
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Dennis M.
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Hate to tell ya but Your money is lost ,it’s gone ,I’m sorry but the reality is you’ll never see a penny of it . Getting a judgment on them or going after them through collections or small claims court will only result in you losing more money .

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