For Rent - 2 bed 1 bath single family home in Hialeah, Fl. List Price is $1,200. Located in el Prado by the Lake subdivision. Tiles, laundry, terrace, fenced yard, full lakefront view. Excellent location, close to schools, shopping centers, in the heart of West Hialeah.
For Rent 2597 W 65 ST Hialeah, Fl. 33016
2579 W 65 ST, Hialeah
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Spacious 2 bed 1 bath single family home in Hialeah. El Prado by the Lake Subdivision. Full lakefront view, huge fenced yard overlooking the lake. Gated community, 24 hr security, community pool, tiles throughout the house, laundry. Excellent location.
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Hector Lesende is owner-licensed real estate broker in Miami, Fl. Serving Miami real estate, Miami Lakes real estate, Coral Gables, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. We provide a South Florida Foreclosure List. We are HUD registered brokers. We offer Miami Dade Eviction Service.
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Today, the Miami Dade County Sheriff’s office called me to schedule three different eviction of tenants on the same day. All three evictions were in the city of Hialeah, Florida. It is very unusual for our Miami Dade Eviction Service office to have multiple evictions on the same day. I advised the individual landlords of the day and time. We went a few days before to check the properties. All the tenants had abandoned the property already. No eviction was needed since all three landlords already had taken possession of the property.
All the tenants had left the premises as soon as they were served the Sheriff’s Notice. I advised the landlords that the Sheriff was doing the eviction on Thursday Feb 18, 2010. One landlord said to cancel the Sheriff since the tenants had left and he had already taken possession of the property. The other two landlords decided to allow the Sheriff to go to the property and post the eviction notice. It is always a good practice to allow the Sheriff to carry through with the Miami Dade eviction and post the eviction sticker notice on the door. 
The Sheriff arrived at 11:15 am at the property in Hialeah Gardens. We opened the door and he went in to make sure no one was inside and the property was empty. He quickly placed the sticker on the door and left to the other property. I followed the Sheriff since he was the one who had called me earlier to schedule the evictions. It is part of our Miami Dade Eviction Service. We repeated the same procedure at the other property in West Hialeah. The time was 11:45 am and the Sheriff left to execute yet another eviction. 
I was told last week that there were 43 evictions a day in Miami Dade County. Each Sheriff performs 16 evictions a day and they work in teams. The Miami Dade County Sheriff’s office does an excellent job taking into account the overwhelming amount of work they perform on a daily basis. Doing three evictions in one day is nothing new for the Miami Dade County Sheriff’s office. We have several evictions scheduled for next week in both Miami Dade County and Broward County. Our office is averaging about 10 to 12 evictions per week. Our Miami Dade Eviction Service is very busy. None of the evictions are scheduled for the same day. 
We completed an eviction today in Miami Beach, Florida. This is a waterfront 8 unit apartment building in Crespi Avenue. It is located within walking distance to the beach, shopping, Collins Avenue and Bal Harbor. This eviction was completed with lighting speed as the owners Juan and Ron, who live in New York, decided to pay the expedited eviction service offered by the Miami Dade Sheriff’s Department. This is a service offered by the Miami Dade Sheriff’s office in which the Sheriff comes the same day to do the eviction. This same day service costs $767.00 dollars extra. Money well spent if you want the tenant out immediately. An expedited Sheriff Notice posting is also available at $167.00 dollars. We paid for the expedited service today at 11: 30 am at the Sheriff’s office in downtown Miami and the Sheriff came at 4:00 pm the same day.
Three police cars arrived, one lieutenant and two Sheriff Officers. They proceeded to knocked on the door since the tenant was home. The tenant was considered to be armed and dangerous. The tenant opened the door and immediately was placed in an aggressive and submissive position. The police officer placed his hands locked behind his back and started to frisk him. They asked the renter if he had any weapons and or needles on him. He was advised not to go inside the premises and stay outside at all times. He was told that all his belongings would be taken outside by the workers and placed on the front lawn. The workers were told that no furniture or other items could be placed blocking the sidewalk. It took three workers plus the owner about two hours for all items to be taken outside the property. The officers made sure that no items were tossed or broken during the eviction process.
The tenant said he went to the court house in the morning and was told that everything was fine. He was told that the eviction would take another month at least. He said there must be a mistake. The Sheriff said he had a Writ of Possession signed by the judge ordering them to do the eviction. There was no mistake. The owner had paid for an expedited eviction. The tenant had no idea the landlord had paid for the expedited service. He was served the Sheriff’s Notice on Friday and was evicted on Tuesday. The eviction was completed with lighting speed.
This tenant was very disruptive. He would fight with other tenants in the building and fight with his own girlfriend and other family members. He had to go. The owners were worried that if the tenant stayed in the building all the other good paying tenants would leave. This prompted the owners of the building to pay the expedite service. The tenant had a boat docked illegally and was tearing up the dock surface. He had not paid the rent for three months. The landlord refused to accept any rent payments offered by the tenant as a last minute effort to stay in the premises. 
The landlord decided to stay in Miami until the tenant was evicted. Ron, who stayed in New York is very happy with my services and wants me as his property manager. Juan was skeptic and is considering his options. Maybe this eviction conducted in a professional and efficient manner will change his mind. Now he can go back to New York and hand over to me the property management of the building. Landlords must consider the Miami Dade County expedited eviction service in order to get the tenants out the same day. 
We completed another eviction in Miami, Florida. The landlord lives in Virginia and needed our eviction services very badly. The tenant was living rent free in the property for over four months. We spoke on the phone and emailed all the pertinent information. It is very difficult to be a landlord when you live out of state. The landlord, Aleyda, was desperate to see the tenants evicted. The landlord could not wait. We started the eviction process immediately.
Our latest eviction is taking place in Hialeah. This is not a regular eviction. The landlord is evicting his own son in law. The landlord is very upset that afer his daughter left her husband four months ago the husband stayed in the property. The tenant stayed in the premises refusing to leave and refusing to pay rent. The father had no other choice but to evict his own son in law.
At first the landlord thought of taking the law in his own hands. He was protecting his daughter like a tiger and was ready to physically take the tenant out and make him pay for his actions. He wanted to disconnect the water, shut down the electricity, among other things. His own daughter convinced him that it was better to hire someone and go through the eviction process. We started the eviction paperwork right away after he contacted us.
I started the eviction immediately. The landlord was desperate in the beginning and wanted to get the tenant out right away. The son in law has refused to leave in several occasions and has refused several offers made to him by the landlord. The tenant informed everyone he will not leave the property and will wait until the end. The only way the tenant will leave is when the Sheriff evicts him.
We are now in the final process of the eviction process. The judge already signed the Writ of Possession and we are waiting for the Sheriff. We will accompany the Sheriff to the premises. We will change the locks and take possession of the property. The father/landlord can’t wait. He wants me to call him first so he can meet us at the property and witness the eviction. He wants the personal satisfaction of watching and being part of the eviction. 
Do not take the law in your own hands. Don’t gamble and let your emotions get the better of you. It is not worth it. Do the eviction the right way. Don’t make a stupid mistake in a heated moment that you will regret later. We will evict, fix, rent and collect. We will evict the non-paying tenant, fix and repair the property, rent the property to a good paying tenant and collect the rent for you every month.
We just completed an eviction in the city of Pembroke Pines. The tenant was not on the lease at all. The person on the lease had left the property months ago and her friend and roommate stayed in possession without our knowledge. The lady had nothing to lose. Her name was not on the lease and she did not care about being evicted. We filed the eviction paperwork immediately and were hoping for the best and prepared for the worst. The original tenant had made a terrible mistake.
We talked to the tenant several times trying to get her to leave the premises and avoid an eviction. We offered her money, a storage place, assistance finding a new place. She refused our offers and decided to stay. She had no place to go and no money to move. The roommate refused to pay rent and to move out. This lady had the impression that the eviction process would take over two months. 
The real tenant was unaware of he fact that she was being evicted. We filed the eviction papers under the original tenants name on the lease and all others in possession. They did not answer the court and we got a default judgment right away. The lady called us when the Sheriff posted the eviction notice giving her 24 hours. We gave her some money to move out in order to help out. The friend went to live in a shelter. She stayed in the property until the end. 
The landlord, who is from Venezuela, left for Christmas vacation and was very happy when he came back. The place was vacant and we can now rent it again to a new tenant. He has no idea what we went through. Most landlords do not understand the eviction process. All they want is their property back so they can rent it and start received money. The landlord received a great Christmas present. He is very happy with our eviction service and plans to use us in the future.
The best solution is when tenants leave the premises they must make sure that no one stays behind. Do not allow anyone in possession of the property. When you leave the premises give the keys to the landlord. The friend will not pay the rent and you are the one who will be evicted. Your name and credit will suffer. An eviction will stay in public records for a long time. More employers and landlords are now checking the government websites for eviction history.Once your name is in the system it is impossible to delete.
