<human>: I'm in Oregon, USA. Last August, I hired a contractor to do remodeling work on my house. What should have taken no more than one month, dragged on through the end of the year. It was always, "I'll finish it this week." He hasn't been to my house since the first week of November and the job is about 80% done (I haven't paid him the full amount we agreed on, but paid him most of the money). 

Since November, I've repeatedly asked him to come finish my place. After the most recent round of false promises, I texted him: 

> It's clear to me you're not finishing my house. I need you to come pick up your tools. If they're not gone in one week, I will consider them abandoned and sell them. 

He texted me 6 days later (Sunday), saying he just got back into town after a week out and that he would be over to pick up his tools the next day (Monday two days ago). He didn't show up Monday and instead texted me, saying he'd call me Monday evening. He didn't call. I texted him Monday evening saying, you can still pick up your stuff.

**If he doesn't show up in the next few days to claim his stuff, can I sell it on Craigslist? (i.e., can I consider it abandoned property and now mine?)

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<bot>: Contractor left job 80% done and tools/equipment at my house. After repeated requests for him to retrieve his stuff, if he doesn't get it, can I consider it mine?