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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: It's $300 or more for all of his items left behind Posted by Rodney on June 01, 2002 at 3:29 PM In Reply to: It's $300 or more for all of his items left behind (nt) posted by Ward-CA- on May 31, 2002 at 2:03 PM J-man, Its been my unfortunate experience to gather a team of movers, locksmith, myself and the sherrif on the day the Unlawful Detainer (eviction) is executed and move all of his belongings on the curb. After which I am standing by to have the locks changed and/or re-keyed. This ofcourse implies that you have already filed for and won, the unlawful detainer in the court system. By winning you automatically get the services of the sherrif who preserves the peace during the eviction. As much as this is a crummy thing to do, I reconsile it with myself that in order to get this far the now former-owner has had 3-5 months of non-payment on their morgage, refused to file bankruptcy, a ratification period if any, AND eviction period totaling 6-12 months!! If it comes down to a forceable eviction the "poor" soul has essentially given the finger to the legal system and anyone who has tried to abide by it. Any items left behind or unclaimed by the former- owner should be treated as trash. Hope that helps, Rodney : : I just gave the holdover owner a three day notice, It's now been three days...what should I do next ?? He's says he's looking for a place but I want possession soon. This ex-owner also has a loy of STUFF on the property. Now is it $300.00 or more of all his left overs, or $300.00 or less for each item? : : Thanks Ward : : j-man Follow Ups: Re: It's $300 or more for all of his items left behind karen 10:38 AM, 06/03/02 (1) Re: It's $300 or more for all of his items left behind Rodney 6:36 AM, 06/06/02 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : J-man, : Its been my unfortunate experience to gather a team of movers, : locksmith, myself and the sherrif on the day the Unlawful Detainer : (eviction) is executed and move all of his belongings on the curb. : After which I am standing by to have the locks changed and/or : re-keyed. This ofcourse implies that you have already filed for : and won, the unlawful detainer in the court system. By winning : you automatically get the services of the sherrif who preserves : the peace during the eviction. As much as this is a crummy thing : to do, I reconsile it with myself that in order to get this far : the now former-owner has had 3-5 months of non-payment on their : morgage, refused to file bankruptcy, a ratification period if : any, AND eviction period totaling 6-12 months!! If it comes : down to a forceable eviction the "poor" soul has essentially : given the finger to the legal system and anyone who has tried : to abide by it. Any items left behind or unclaimed by the former- : owner should be treated as trash. : Hope that helps, : Rodney : : : : I just gave the holdover owner a three day notice, It's now been three days...what should I do next ?? He's says he's looking for a place but I want possession soon. This ex-owner also has a loy of STUFF on the property. Now is it $300.00 or more of all his left overs, or $300.00 or less for each item? : : : Thanks Ward : : : j-man Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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