Q: can you have a "family" member move your property from your rental after being served a 72 hour eviction notice in idaho
A: In Idaho, if you've received a 72-hour eviction notice, it signifies that you are facing eviction from your rental property. During this process, you typically have the responsibility to remove your personal property from the premises. While you can have a "family" member or someone else assist in moving your belongings, it's crucial to coordinate this with your landlord or property owner and adhere to proper procedures. Leaving your property behind without communication or consent can lead to complications and disputes. Start by contacting your landlord to discuss your plan for moving your property and schedule a suitable time for the removal. Ensure that your "family" member has proper authorization to access the rental unit and document the condition of the property during the move to prevent disputes. Promptly complete the move, settle any outstanding obligations with the landlord, and maintain open communication to facilitate a smooth transition.
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