DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
Still a good suggestion. The situation sounds like the makings of an episode of "Cops."
Eviction movers
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Still a good suggestion. The situation sounds like the makings of an episode of "Cops."
lucky_bee
RBF expert
That's incredibly dramatic. People are evicted all the time without need of tazers and police intervention past their presence at the serving of eviction notice
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
That's incredibly dramatic. People are evicted all the time without need of tazers and police intervention past their presence at the serving of eviction notice
Yeah.....you're prob'ly right.
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
My limited understanding is they have up until the sheriff shows up to vacate or pay the money(if they have the right of redemption). At which time the sheriff shows up, asks them to leave and the property must be removed from the house while the officer watches. Once it is off the property, its fair game. I just hope it doesn't come to that. Cuz then its just awkward.
getbent
Thats how them b*tch's R
Oh ok. So not like when the bank repo's your house. Anything left after the vacate time now belongs to the bank. Well, hopefully when you show up, they are already gone.
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
Yay posting was good luck and I got ahold of the sheriffs office! the date will be posted. I'm hoping that's all it takes and we can avoid the rest of it. Such a lengthy process though.
for anyone interested. I had a great chat with the officer (he sounds busy, which is kinda sad) who explained when he gets there, if she doesn't move her stuff, it is my responsibility to do so and he can cancel the eviction if it looks like I don't have adequate help to remove it all in two hours. At that point it gets put on the lawn and she has 24 hours to retrieve it, after that its mine.
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Tilted
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Has she vacated the premises?
You might want to try calling the Sheriff's department's main number and asking for Sheriff Cameron. You probably won't get him on the phone directly, but you can try to leave a message with his secretary (or whatever you call them). Hopefully that would lead to someone that handles evictions calling you back.
somdforever
Member
Not Quite
You do not HAVE to allow them the time to remove their stuff. But, with the Sheriff standing there, and they are willing to move all their stuff in an expeditious manner, cause the Sheriff ain't gonna' stay there all day, then let them get their crap out. If they're not there when the deadline comes, have the Sheriff there and remove all the crap to the curb. Once there, it is a self-serve for whomever wants it. You cannot just keep what's in the house for yourself. It has to be move off the property first, then you can take what you want.
You do not HAVE to allow them the time to remove their stuff. But, with the Sheriff standing there, and they are willing to move all their stuff in an expeditious manner, cause the Sheriff ain't gonna' stay there all day, then let them get their crap out. If they're not there when the deadline comes, have the Sheriff there and remove all the crap to the curb. Once there, it is a self-serve for whomever wants it. You cannot just keep what's in the house for yourself. It has to be move off the property first, then you can take what you want.
I thought the Sheriff ? [not the police per sa ... but someone contracted by the courts, so the land lord would not be moving the tenants belongings]
.... did this when the notice was served
mitzi
Well-Known Member
Who's going to pay for that? The deputy is there to serve the eviction order so the owner can take possession of their rental property.
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
The sheriff actually kept trying to make me help her grab last minute items, and I really wasn't feeling it due to me walking in and finding THREE (3) III... dead animals on my dining room floor. So to answer the comments here..Yes I was required to help move her stuff, even with her there. Luckily, he did not make me remove EVERYTHING in the house, only things that looked of value. So now i'm shopping for a cleaning crew and roll off dumpster. Because I totally have money for all that 
Pete
Repete
The sheriff actually kept trying to make me help her grab last minute items, and I really wasn't feeling it due to me walking in and finding THREE (3) III... dead animals on my dining room floor. So to answer the comments here..Yes I was required to help move her stuff, even with her there. Luckily, he did not make me remove EVERYTHING in the house, only things that looked of value. So now i'm shopping for a cleaning crew and roll off dumpster. Because I totally have money for all that
Expound on the 3 dead animals please
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
Ill do ya one better.
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Pete
Repete
Looks like they over ate.
Tilted
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The sheriff actually kept trying to make me help her grab last minute items, and I really wasn't feeling it due to me walking in and finding THREE (3) III... dead animals on my dining room floor. So to answer the comments here..Yes I was required to help move her stuff, even with her there. Luckily, he did not make me remove EVERYTHING in the house, only things that looked of value. So now i'm shopping for a cleaning crew and roll off dumpster. Because I totally have money for all that
Wow, so she was there while you were moving stuff out? How awkward. Had she already moved out some of her stuff, stuff she cared about?
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
Pretty much. I don't think she would have showed, but since there were animals in the house and outside, the sheriff called and said he was calling animal control. And the sheriff wanted me to work along side her like it was a freakin' picnic. I realize he wanted out of there, so did I, but it was pretty awkward.
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
Did she at least pretend to be embarrassed for screwing you over like she did?