How do I take possesion of personal property left at my new residence?
538821
Send a certified letter to demand that they pick it up by a certain date, or you'll have it removed, or sold.  The law will protect you as long as you send the warning in writing and certified.  If you end up in court, you'll be safe.  Call your local police station and ask about the laws in your state regarding this, just to be safe.  Some states vary.
554245
Take it to where you got it.  Make sure you have everything that came with it (copy/receipt).
859569
1.  File a police report about the items you left and they money that is owed.  Give the police the details of the theft...and when you purchased the things that were stolen...and anyswer any questions they have.\n\n2.  Take her to small claims court in your jurisdiction, and file PRO SE (BY YOURSELF).\n\n3.  Prove that you evicted her legally...hopefully you looked up the regulations and laws in your area.\n\n4.  You have a right to send her notice that she owes you the money, and you have a right to contact for the money.\n\n5.  Keep very good records of the items stolen, and the money received and when she paid in the past.  Take pictures of the damage.  Get estimates of what it costs to fix it.\n\n6.  Write down what she said, where she said and bring that to court.\n\n7.  You may realize that she will say she doesn't have money to pay....however the judge may enter a judgement for you...and sometimes you can even put it against her car.\n\nGood luck - and I had that for over 20 years...with 5 properties...and I got very tired...of the attitude...they think they own the place.\nHey, if they trash your place, they will do it to their own place..it's all a matter of time.
673227
When they leave change the locks and go on a trip. Then have the police watch your home while you are gone. Make sure you give their things to someone you trust that will give the things to your unwanted guest. It worked for me.
581734
you can enter the apartment address into your local property tax website and get the owners name.  Or, contact your old landlord and see what the deal is.  To protect yourself you could put your rent money in an esscrow account and not touch it.  This shows your good faith, that you were setting aside the money, so they can't come back and say you were at fault. \n\nIt's strange the new owner hasn't contacted you.
510870
They can keep all of it simply by stating that there were repairs to the apartment that needed to be complete b4 renting. They usually wont give a list of damages that were repaired. Take pics of all rooms when moving in and b4 moving out. It works to your advantage.Good Luck.
1087606
You should call the Clerk of the Court for your county.  It's possible that a transfer of title to a family member (sharing title with them) will not be taxable, since it's not a "sale" and they are part of your family.
1116371
They can cash it but your should have it back when moving out except for the use of cleaning and repairing any damages. But usually they just hang on to it until you pass the ID check
888093
I'm not positive on the laws in england, but since you stated that they have moved out I would just change the locks. If a tenant "moves out" it's considered abandonment and the place becomes yours again.\n\nI would put new locks on it, put the rest of their belongings in storage. Take them to court for the money owed, and the court will probably ask you to give them the rest of their belongings if they want them. \n\nJust make sure they have already moved out! It is illegal to do this if they are still living there.
592
two words:\n\nreal estate\n\nIf you want a more advanced explanation of how, email me.
1068997
First off, what type of deed are you using? Grant, warranty or quit claim?  Regardless, you don't need social security numbers.You need to know your legal name at the time you took title and how you took title. You'll need to know your current legal name (if it has changed) and the legal name of the person(s) who will be the new owners and the legal address of the property in question. Based on the deed, you will need to include legal terms and provisions as well. I suggest to have this notorized and recorded as well. Pay a title company or a real estate lawyer to do this for you or educate yourself.\n\nRegards
328007
Fair housing.  Get a copy of your tennants rights.
193693
go to court, but u'll have to prove the thing ur bf's mom is storing are urs. It's called "actio reivindicatio" \nThe owner comes to this action when it has lost the possession of a thing of his property and must demand precisely the one that possesses it in the moment of the litis contestatio and has the protection of the interdicts
1090234
Possession is 9/10's the law, therefore since you are acting on behalf of the bank who owns the property, you don't have to contact the people.  I'm sure they've had plenty of notices, too.  Those people no longer own the property, therefore their personal belongings no longer belong to them.
306641
You can if the title to the land is separate from the house.  But I suspect the title is for the combined land and house, so you can't.  Why would you want to do this anyway?
1012633
Nothing. They hold it for 6 mo. After that they toss it out. Keep an eye out for anything strange,l. If they use your info for ANYTHING. Take them to court
806800
If it has been in both your possessions for 6 months, it is community property.  Go buy a car for you and tell him to stick that one up his a**!