This is how biased the tribunal is

Discussion in 'Property Management' started by D.T., 22nd Mar, 2016.

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  1. Francesco

    Francesco Well-Known Member

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    Why not get a debt collector to sort it out? They may get something from the tenant. They have the process and people to monitor the situation. Ultimately, the debt collector can take out bankruptcy proceedings against the tenant. I know landlord insurance can pay out also.
     
    Francesco, 27th Mar, 2016
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  2. Ted Varrick

    Ted Varrick Well-Known Member

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    I can think of one thing this tenant is not going to experience in the near future.

    That being, lease renewal...
     
    Ted Varrick, 27th Mar, 2016
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