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Garrett Hogan
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Can anyone Greater Boston investors recommend a good Eviction Attorney?

Garrett Hogan
  • Developer
  • Boston, MA
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Hi Everyone,

We are dealing with an issue in one of our rentals where the tenant moved out and illegally subletted the unit to a subtenant who has been nothing but problems. We recently discovered that the unit was being subletted and now need to get the subtenant out.

Can anyone recommend a good attorney in the Greater Boston area that handles stuff like this?

Thanks,

Garrett 

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Rob Beland
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Rob Beland
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Thank you @Mike Hurney for your update. As much as I appreciate the reference to the professional wrestler I emulated as a pre-teen, I will focus on my record and experience in housing court. Fourteen days is for non-payment of rent. Seven days is for violation of a specific lease provision as far as Im aware. I may need to double check. 

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