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An evicted renter claims his lease was outdated.  But officials say that doesn’t prevent tenants from being kicked out

This month, 61-year-old John Lee was out in the cold -- or, rather, the August heat -- when he was evicted from his south Charlotte rental home near the airport. Although he was behind on rent for June, which is what started the eviction process, he says Carolina United Realty, the 4108 Park Road-based property management ...

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