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- Property Preservation Companies Currently Hiring in Minnesota
- HUD Pricing for Minnesota
- Minnesota Guide To Using Conciliation Court (small claims court) when going after a client who avoids paying you for Property Preservation services you completed for them
- Property Preservation Industry Information Specific To Minnesota
Using the Court System in Minnesota To Deal With Non-Paying Property Preservation Clients
The following documents contain information about utilizing the legal system when you encounter non-paying Property Preservation clients. If the amount owed to you is less than $10,000, then Conciliation Court, which is your state’s version of Small Claims Court, will most likely be the proper venue to fight for your money. I thought it would be helpful to any of my fellow REO contractors who are having trouble getting paid for Property Preservation services they completed.
Downloadable PDF Guides
| minnesota_guide_to_conciliation_court-_aka_smallclaims.pdf |
| Minnesota Construction Law Compendium |
| minnesota_rules_of_civil_procedure-_as_of_july2013.pdf |
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I can’t see the MN HUD prices. Is there something I am doing wrong or could you email them to me?
Thanks.