Every day our office receives calls from property managers requesting that an eviction be “stopped”. Usually the request is because the resident paid. Paid what? Did they make a partial payment? Did they pay in full? Pay by check? We ask a number of questions and are often horrified to hear the answers. An eviction that is improperly stopped can result in the property manager having to file an eviction all over again and incurring additional attorney’s fees and costs. A smart property manager knows when and how to properly “stop” an eviction, but in these desperate times serious mistakes happen.

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