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When tenants leave behind personal property after an eviction, their former landlords must follow state laws regarding abandoned property.

Most states demand a holding period whereby the tenant has a certain number of days to collect their belongings. Even after the holding period expires, some states don’t allow landlords to keep the proceeds from any sold property.

Watch the video above for more information, then head to the link above to access our resource article, which provides tenant property holding period information for ALL STATES.

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0:00 Intro:
0:15 Rules For Abandonded Possessions After Evictions:
0:39 Most States Require Landlords:
0:45 Best Way To Get Rid Of Abandonded Possessions:
1:39 State Holding Periods: