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Sandy Uhlmann
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Sandy Uhlmann
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  • Jefferson City, MO
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I recently acquired a mobile home on land in Muncie, IN via a note gone bad that I was forced to foreclose on. There are currently tenants in the place that paid rent for one month based on the previous landlord rate then stopped paying.  I have no lease with them. They received pay or quit then later just a 30 day notice to vacate.  They say they are in the process of moving this weekend.  (I will believe it when I see it) meanwhile, I get a delinquent water bill sent to me threatening to take me to collections.  I am making the assumption that tenant has been paying this in the past at least at some point as they were in the property for a few years.  It is a pay or be disconnected notice.  Is this bill my responsibility?  Also, if the water gets disconnected and they still have not vacated, can I get in trouble for this as in a tenant-landlord situation, I don't believe I could just have someone's water turned off?  I have emailed the tenant the bill and told her this is her responsibility.  

What should I do?

BTW:  Anyone interested in a mobile home on land in Muncie IN?  HaHa!