The Real Deal on Evictions with Douglas C. Hiller, Esq. | Hiller Law, PA

In episode 23 of The Real Talk, Raquel Ramirez interviews a real estate professional, Douglas Hiller, to discuss the shocking and disturbing things some tenants do to rental properties. From painting on walls to destroying plumbing and electrical systems, they dive into the unbelievable stories of property damage and the frustrations landlords face. Tune in to hear more about Doug's impressive journey and insights into the real estate industry.TIMESTAMPS[00:02:34] Tenancy Disputes and Evictions.[00:04:32] Landlord's Right to File Lawsuit.[00:14:21] Eviction Process and Fees.[00:19:19] Property Destruction by Tenants.[00:23:14] Negotiating Cash for Keys.[00:27:11] Hiring an Attorney for Protection.[00:29:37] Attorney Fees for Closings.[00:34:10] Filing Complaints for Damages.[00:38:30] Real estate Attorney Process.In this episode, Raquel Ramirez and Douglas Hiller emphasize the importance of hiring a good attorney for any legal process. They express their admiration for attorneys and describe them as invaluable resources. They firmly believe that attorneys are essential in various legal matters, including the closing process in real estate transactions.Furthermore, Raquel and Douglas express a clear preference for attorneys over title companies. They firmly believe that attorneys provide a higher level of expertise and are better equipped to navigate complex legal processes compared to non-attorney title companies.QUOTES“When someone has a tenant, that's not paying, the sooner you move to a victim, the better off you'll be.” - Douglas Hiller“When someone comes to me and their tenant is three, six, or eight months behind, I want to pull my hair out and say, you know, it's frustrating because it's not that difficult of a process, but it's a time-sensitive process.” - Douglas Hiller“The sooner you are able to re-rent the property to start collecting rents and paying your expenses, your mortgage, your taxes, the more you mitigate losing funds, but also the lesser the risk you run of having the tenant. I mean, in this case, is really not a good example, but by giving them a few days, you reduce the risk of them actually doing harm to the property because they have to get out.” - Raquel Ramirez“The way Florida statutes for residential tenancies in particular reads, it's under 8360, is if the tenant doesn't do one of several things, the landlord gets an automatic default final judgment or possession. They have to deposit the undisputed rent to the court registry.” - Douglas Hiller“You'd be surprised what attorneys charge for closings. You would think that it's like a $15,000. It's not. But you've got somebody who's on the right side of the law, who's looking at this very carefully, and he's going to be able to jump in when they see that something's wrong.” - Raquel RamirezSOCIAL MEDIA LINKSRaquel RamirezInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/featured_properties_intl/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/featuredreLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raquel-ramirez/Douglas HillerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dfresh74/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-hiller-302ba8/WEBSITES:The Real Talk: https://www.therealtalkpodcast.net/Featured Properties International: https://msha.ke/featuredreHiller Law, P.A.: https://dhillerlaw.com/