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If I still lived in NH where a title wouldn't be required...

I had a tenant leave a car once after he moved out. Old tenant was ignoring me, new tenant wanted it gone, but the local police told me I should get a court order before having it towed in order to protect myself. (?).

I finally got the previous tenant to respond, said he was sending a tow truck to bring it to his new place. It worked out OK, since he had left a bunch of greasy old car parts, some tires, & random junk in the house & storage shed for ME to have to get rid of. I managed to pack it all into his old car before his tow guy arrived. I never heard from him about it, as I think he was upset that I had called the police about it, & he had some "history" with them.

I don't miss being a landlord; seems like I always ended up with the dregs of society as tenants. When cleaning out after a different tenant, I found a bunch of apparent drug dealing paraphernalia; scales, vials with white powder residue, small ziplog bags, etc. I was afraid that if I reported it, my house would get seized under some forfeiture laws, so I bagged it up & dumped it. Somewhere.

Did the rentals thing early in life, both run down cheapo houses and nice places. I can tell you just because people have more money doesn't make them better tenants. One guy was renting to own and he did fabulous work on an old house. He was dirt poor but worked his ass off on the place. Another guy rented a twin plex, quit his job and destroyed the place. Lost our asses on that place and that was the last rental. When they smear excrement on the walls it's time to sell.