.- If you don't "start the clock" on the eviction process, YOU potentially increase your loses2) Do a polite, but firm call the day before you send the notice to your attorney to file court case.- Only allow MAX 3 days for them to make payment or you send to attorney3) Do a polite, but firm call the day before court to see if they plan to pay to stay.4) Once you receive eviction judgment, do another polite, but firm call to see if they plan to pay to stay or are moving.5) Payment Plans: desperate people do desperate things - require the TENANT to put in writing specific days & amounts.

Not needed to file court cases.

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I'd second @Jared Hottle's comment on Iowa Courts Online. 

Courts get that one all the time. 

All information including court documents, images, textmessages, emails are either public information, was in the public domain, I hador have authority over, or personally belongs to me.You can view the fraudulent complaint he filed to try having the site takendown.

I believe this is the type of Person BP should be courting for pod casts or whatever type of presentation your contemplating in the future to help guide your BP members that are starting out. 

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U dont need a Prom note to be notarized to be enforceable. it just becomes a court action..

A tenant took me to court for this issue, what i found out is that you can keep it in any account you wish but you have to notify the tenant (in writing) of the location and rates they will be accruing.