Re: need help 2 finish eviction!! - Posted by Jim FL
Posted by Jim FL on November 22, 2002 at 01:43:52:
Dan,
Imagine that. I just so happen to know a thing or two about your county. ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](https://forum.creuniversity.com/images/emoji/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=12)
After the Sheriff serves the 24 hour notice to vacate, they will call you and set up an appointment to meet the deputy at the property.
When you meet the Sheriff’s deputy, they will knock on the door, and tell the tenant to leave, escorting them out if need be.
You need to be on hand, either with a crew, or yourself to haul the tenants belongings to the curb.
Change the locks also.
The tenants belongings need to be placed at the burb, and left there for 48 hours.
After that, if the tenant fails to remove it, you can haul it off to the trash.
The deputy will not help you move anything.
They are there to keep order, remove the tenant and observe, that is it.
By the way, where are you in Polk?
Drop me an e-mail off the board if you want to, perhaps we can network a bit.
Sadly, I’ve done my fair share of evictions in our county this year, and now know the process fairly well.
Usually my evicted tenants are out before we get there with the deputy.
You might even take a drive past the place, or have neighbors on the look out to let you know if the tenant leaves ahead of time.
This way, should the leave, with the home opened up and exposed to weather, you can at least get it secured for the night.
Just make sure the tenant is really gone first.
The Deputy Sheriff’s here are really rather decent to deal with, and get the job done well.
Even though eviction is never fun, they do go rather smoothly in our kneck of the woods, versus other places I’ve invested.
Good luck, and as I said, feel free to drop me an e-mail off the board if you want to talk to a “local”.
Take care,
Jim FL