So, what's it like suing and removing a squatter? What's going on guys, it's ricky with tackle solutions, if you guys have been following me on instagram for the past 48 hours, you've seen this all unfold, it's a very unfortunate situation. I really hope that you can learn from my experience and, if you have any suggestions, feel free to comment down below to start off. How did we find this property and what was our intention so we buy and sell and flip properties? We bought this property. How we buy most of our properties and it's through the people that follow us on social media, instagram and youtube.

We get messages all the time of our followers connecting us with motivated sellers people that are friends, family or neighbors interested in selling their property off market. The great thing about that is, we incentivize our followers by paying them either a finder's fee, a couple thousand dollars and or a commission of our net profits after we flip the property, that's how this property was acquired back in february of 2022 fast forward june. We now have to forcefully evict this druggie. That would not leave the property and what happened.

I can reassure you. It almost needs a netflix series, because it's so crazy, so we knew, as we were, purchasing this property that it was going to be an issue to get this individual out. So we bought this property off of the mother. She was the owner of the property, she sold us the property.

There was no active tenants or leases in place. She has a son that lived with her this guy's in his 30s he's a druggie. He has always been a problem in her life and he and she warned us of hey. He might be a problem for us to have to remove him.

We saw his situation, we can tell that he was, you know, um into drugs. We knew that he was a different type of person, so what we offered was we offered him money up front. We actually filmed the video on youtube and this was actually something that was suggested where you try to offer them some form of an incentive, so they leave the property, so we can get into the remodel and then listen it back for sale. We offered him money.

He rejected it and rejected it in a very rude way. To my understanding, this individual, the druggie, has a girlfriend and a newborn newborn can't be older than one year, one years old, this drug in, and i mean that in in a very literal way. Not only is he an active user, but it seems like he also might be, selling and or or really just selling out of the house. That's what the neighbors told us with that being said once we knew that we couldn't remove him off of the property by asking him to leave.

We then again offered he rejected. We then got lawyers involved, and the very unfortunate thing about this is that lawyers are the ones that make all the money and then he is left with nothing. Not only did we have to sue him, but as of last month, we won the lawsuit night and day difference. Obviously he goes to represent himself, he has no case and he goes and then we have our legal representation.

The unfortunate thing about this is that now, because of how long he stayed in that property and according to average market rent and also our lawyer fees, he is also now owing us or or now needs to pay us 8. 000 in fees. Are we ever going to actually accept the 8 000? No, i mean we'll, never pay for it, and that's understood. We just wanted him out of the property they gave him one week from when we won the lawsuit to leave the premise of the property.

This was three weeks ago we were getting our contractors in place to begin the remodel on this property. He was supposed to be gone three weeks ago as of last week or a couple days ago. Actually, we got a call from the police department saying hey: there is uh police activity in front of your house like what the heck there's no way that this could be our tenant right or the person that was living in the property. What ended up happening and again this is the crazy part he was supposed to leave the property already he didn't what ended up happening.

He was still living there. He told us that he did leave. He for some reason stole the pokemon card to someone he said. The pokemon card was supposedly worth fifteen hundred dollars, it was worth and he and he sold it for one hundred dollars the person that he sold it to once.

He found out that it wasn't worth 1500. Just like any pokemon enthusiast would come back with a gun. He came back with a gun, knocking and demanding for his 100 back now. Take this into consideration.

This druggie is not just putting himself at risk in our property, but he has his girlfriend and his newborn baby talk about a shitty situation for that baby. The police get called because there's an altercation that is when we get you know notified of this police activity and we're like he's not supposed to be there. He was supposed to be out two weeks ago, so the sheriff wanted to round up his troops and then the next day they went to go forcefully, a victim. That is where this druggie was still there.

He was forcefully evicted after there's numerous times that they knocked it. If you guys follow me on instagram, there's a picture that was posted, he tried to barricade the door with couches with a screwdriver. It was crazy, it's just they finally got in. They walked the property.

They removed him out of the property. My business partner nick had a wedding to go to in california. So after that all took place, he started his drive as he's 30 minutes on into his drive. He gets a call from the sheriff being like hey.

We we think that there is a woman and a baby in that property. What we end up finding out is that this woman and this baby barricaded themselves in a hidden closet behind a dresser, so the entire time that the cops were going through the entire time that my business partner was walking the property and filming it. This lady, as in the girlfriend and the newborn, were in that property hidden, they end up getting removed off of the property, and i hope this is something that we're going to have to follow up with. I hope the baby was taken to child protective services.

It's insane, it's very unfortunate. One thing that i almost forgot to tell you is during this eviction process of after he lost this court case the day that he lost. He messaged us told us that he was going to throw a last hurrah party. He said he told his friends to come with hammers, to put holes in the walls and to come with paint balloons to obviously destroy the property.

My business partner did not respond. We understood that it was just most likely to get a reaction from us. We let it be at that point he's just incriminating himself. In the morning he says wire or copper.

Wiring is going for really good prices right now, so i removed all the copper wiring from the house and i'm going to resell it also. I knocked down four of the main six support beams of the property, just think about it. What type of maniac do you have to be to openly send out those messages to someone that just successfully won a lawsuit against you? It's just there's no reason behind it, especially if he had any intention in actually doing it, because at that point we would not only go after him civilly but criminally at least. I would, and i told my business partner that i told him.

I dare him, dare him to do anything. I was so frustrated over this entire situation because of one thing the newborn. It was so mind-boggling to me that if someone wants to put themselves in that situation and that's the choice that they choose to, do that's on you. But when there is a newborn born into a family that obviously, with such unfortunate circumstances, selling drugs out of that property doing drugs in that property, it's just it's insane.

That is. I just have no sympathy for people like that, which is why i was so eager to get them out of the property. It wasn't even about flipping the property anymore. It was just about how selfish someone can be only looking out for themselves and not taking care of their family and the conditions that you put themselves in.

It was insane, so this is definitely the worst experience. I've never had a bad experience buying and selling real estate. This is the worst experience by far we've never really experienced any challenges for those that kind of want. A summary of of you know if you ever experience anything like this to my understanding.

If there is a tenant and or a person, not wanting to leave the property, if the margins make sense, you offer them something up front which we did they didn't want to leave. We then sue it wasn't too expensive, we won the lawsuit and then you get the sheriffs involved, they give the person 24 hours and then they forcefully evict them from the property, and you can continue with your project. The part that sucks about this is that this individual had a bunch of warrants out for his arrest and pretty bad ones too. He's already he's been through the jail system many times already so because he was arrested for those warrants.

We have to leave his stuff in the property for 14 days again, just prolonging the time that it takes for this entire project. Fortunately, we paid for this property cash. We don't have any hard money fees. This would be a complete nightmare if we did traditionally when people take out hard money at this point february march april may june, we're not going to really start this project until july six months.

Imagine that incurring six months of interest on a property, especially now february market, place and june and july marketplace for real estate are completely different ball games. But again it's just it's an unfortunate circumstance. Yes, it sucks for us, but i think we can all agree that the most unfortunate circumstance is definitely for that baby. So just want to share our experience with you guys.

I hope that you guys learned something new. Hopefully, if you guys put get put in a similar position like this, this video can make it just one step easier uh to overcome any problems that you guys experience. I hope that we enjoy thumbs up, if you guys have any suggestions and or want to share your experience, comment down below and again friendly reminder. We're always looking for more deals.

So if you have anybody, that's interested in selling a property in the arizona area off market. If it's a friend family neighbor, whatever the case might be connect us with the seller and we'd, be happy to pay. You either a finder's fee, a couple thousand dollars and or a percentage of our net profits message myself or my business partner on instagram, and that will be linked in the description. If you want to follow up, i really do appreciate you guys time hope that 100 thumbs up please consider subscribing and, like always, let's make sure that we in the year are green now.

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