Question: The property manger said she put out a disposition warrant out on the 18 of November I never received it because it had the wrong address and was placed on the wrong door. I went to her office on the 19 of November to pay my lot rent and late charges but she refuse to take it, because of the warrant Now it`s the 26 of November and I still have not gotten it yet.What should I do.

Answer: The property manager has a dispossessory, which means the court have given her permission to reclaim the property. The lease was broken when the rent was late. Let me repeat: The lease was broken when the rent was late. Therefore, the property manager can refuse to take your money in exchange for the property. I suspect the entire truth involves you being late on the rent in the past, because property managers do not put out good tenants in a tight economy. Let`s be for real.

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