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That is great to hear. Wish more landlords would do the same thing.

Our lawyer hired a process server to serve a tenant we were suing in court. Cost us approx $200 and I have no idea how they found out where she lived...but they resources available to them, we didn't. That might be a route?

We plan on seizing some vehicles as well.Our sheriff (Canada) told us it is a bit expensive, because we need to pay for storage and auction costs etc..but those charges are taken from the sale of the vehicle first, then we get our money..if there is anything left, the tenant gets it. Spending...

We have the same problem in Canada. The frustrating part, is the government allows for all the "privacy protection", which hinders us, but the government also has all the required information to be able to collect on our behalf. They know exactly where each person is. All they need to do is...

Excellent result !! Which Sherrif you get really makes a difference. Ours have mostly been very helpful, also offering "loopholes" when we refused to return one tenant's belongings we had to put in storage, until they paid their rental arrears.

We received a cheque last week from the Sherrif's office (Canada) for $183. This tenant was given the chance to pay us via small installment payments without incurring these costs, and he did...for a month. He then stopped. We gave him another chance, and he basically told us to get f**ked...

It isn't any better on the other side of the world either (canada) It is usually 3 steps of shuffling papers back and forth, before we get to the point where we can garnishee an ex-tenant. They should do it all at once, as all it does is waste abut a month of my time. Courts know what we want !!!

We have a tenant paying us $10 a month, and owes $430 more. He started out paying more at a time (it was around $1000 when he started) and he continues to pay, so I won't ruin his credit score yet. Other tenants we have the orders ready, and only bother going to the Sheriff (Canada) when we...