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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Kicking out the old owners Posted by jack on June 09, 2010 at 12:36 AM I brought a property at Trustee sales 2 weeks ago and I have just received my deed today and I have already recorded this morning. My question is how to kick the old owner out. I went to the property, its a condo, the neighbor told me they don't live there anymore, they live at a apartment somewhere else. And I believe this is true, because the property has no power, no water, and the kitchen has no frig, they even took out the oven and the dish washer. I was finally able to meet with the homeowner last week, and they were lying to their teeth, they told me they still live there along with 3 other families and they wanted $8000 to move out, which is not going to happen. My question is now I have recorded the deed, can I just go ahead change the locks because it is vacant, because the evidence to prove this is, is the fact no one can live in a house with no power, no water, no kitchen. Or do I still have to go through the court process. And if not, if I can just change the locks, how would I document the process so that the old owner won't lie later about it. Follow Ups: Re: Kicking out the old owners SSinOC 2:36 PM, 06/10/10 (2) Re: Kicking out the old owners Rick Harmon 4:04 PM, 06/10/10 (1) Re: Kicking out the old owners Geri 8:31 AM, 06/11/10 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : I brought a property at Trustee sales 2 weeks ago and I have just : received my deed today and I have already recorded this morning. : My question is how to kick the old owner out. I went to the : property, its a condo, the neighbor told me they don't live there : anymore, they live at a apartment somewhere else. And I believe : this is true, because the property has no power, no water, and : the kitchen has no frig, they even took out the oven and the dish : washer. : I was finally able to meet with the homeowner last week, and they : were lying to their teeth, they told me they still live there : along with 3 other families and they wanted $8000 to move out, : which is not going to happen. : My question is now I have recorded the deed, can I just go ahead : change the locks because it is vacant, because the evidence to : prove this is, is the fact no one can live in a house with no : power, no water, no kitchen. : Or do I still have to go through the court process. And if not, : if I can just change the locks, how would I document the process : so that the old owner won't lie later about it. [ 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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