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Re: Question (Score: 1) by Anna Mouse on Thursday, December 29, 2011 @11:50
Here is where you are going wrong. You do not need to request access to the property that you own. You give the tenant a 24 hour notice that you are coming in and post it on the door. Then after the 24 hours you go into your property and mitigate the damage!

Now what I did hear, not sure if it is true, is that once you start an eviction you may not enter the property? Is that true, not sure.

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