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LVL Evictions wants you to be prepared in the event that your Tenant wants to surrender or give the property back to you. You may have already served a notice and filed an eviction with the Court, but you can still allow Tenant to surrender the property back to you instead of appearing in Court. << OR >>, if Tenant wants to pickup their personal property, and the Landlord wants to protect themselves.
If Tenant Wants To Remove Their Personal Property (After Lockout)
If a Tenant wants to remove their personal property, that is OK, but you must protect yourself. You should at least do the following:
1. Make sure a 30-Day Storage followed by 14-Day Disposal notices is served (right after lockout).
2. Schedule with the Tenants on a date and time to meet at the property to grant access.
-- NOTE: ALL Tenants listed on the Lease MUST be present.
-- Follow the instructions on the How To Lawfully Remove Tenant Property.
3. Have ALL Tenants sign off on a Tenant Property Surrender Release (TPSR) form.
4. Complete the 14-Day Disposal notice service, to protect the Landlord.
If a Tenant wants to remove their personal property, that is OK, but you must protect yourself. You should at least do the following:
1. Make sure a 30-Day Storage followed by 14-Day Disposal notices is served (right after lockout).
2. Schedule with the Tenants on a date and time to meet at the property to grant access.
-- NOTE: ALL Tenants listed on the Lease MUST be present.
-- Follow the instructions on the How To Lawfully Remove Tenant Property.
3. Have ALL Tenants sign off on a Tenant Property Surrender Release (TPSR) form.
4. Complete the 14-Day Disposal notice service, to protect the Landlord.
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If Tenant Wants To Surrender Property
If a Tenant wants to surrender the property back to you, that is OK, but you must protect yourself. You should at least do the following:
1. Have Tenant turn in all keys, remotes, etc., and sign off on a Tenant Property Surrender Release (TPSR) form.
2. Immediately change locks and secure property.
3. If Tenant has left any property behind, move Tenant property to the garage of a secure place.
4. If Tenant has left any property behind, have a 30-Day Storage followed by 14-Day Disposal notices served.
If a Tenant wants to surrender the property back to you, that is OK, but you must protect yourself. You should at least do the following:
1. Have Tenant turn in all keys, remotes, etc., and sign off on a Tenant Property Surrender Release (TPSR) form.
2. Immediately change locks and secure property.
3. If Tenant has left any property behind, move Tenant property to the garage of a secure place.
4. If Tenant has left any property behind, have a 30-Day Storage followed by 14-Day Disposal notices served.
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