How to Evict a Tenant | Step-by-Step With Eviction Forms | 2022 UPDATED

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Eviction is the legal process of removing a tenant and their possessions from their rental unit in a residential property. There are many valid reasons for eviction, but landlords need to follow their county- and state-specific laws throughout the process. There are six clear steps to completing an eviction.
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0:00 Intro:
0:31 We'll Discuss:
0:56 Try To Solve The Problem Amicably:
2:00 Notice To Pay Or Vacate:
2:14 Notice To Comply Or Vacate:
2:25 Illegal Activity:
2:35 Month-To-Month Termination Letter:
3:49 Attend A Court Hearing:
4:13 Obtain A Judgment:
4:40 Collect Past Due Rent:
4:54 How Long Does This Whole Process Take:
5:09 How Long Does An Eviction Stay On Person's Record:

[@duckling4393]

'few weeks to 6 months'...the law favors squatters to live rent-free...and good luck getting any payments even after you win your case in court.

[@josiebelalde7813]

This is very helpful and i really wish i found your channel while I was dealing with my bad tenant. Thank you for sharing

[@alanbourbeau24]

Today, My mom went to the court house to get a eviction notice for a tenant who has failed miserably to pay the monthly rent and the tenant has done some things that have provoked my mom yesterday and she’s had enough of the tenant.

[@gabrielcarnero8048]

As she should kick that bum out

[@melindadavis920]

Do I need to fill out a Form 8 for each tenant?

[@duckling4393]

i would have to disagree about not using regular mail to serve notice because regular mail IS delivered, but certified mail can be rejected by tenant...plus landlord can sign the affidavit of service notarized...either way, I would use both methods at the same time.

[@eFormsOfficial]

Thank you for your interest! You are correct that it is possible to avoid receiving a certified letter. And using both methods is certainly even better. Ultimately, different states will have different requirements about when using certified or regular mail is acceptable, and it is always best to consult the rules for the state where the property is located. Best of luck!

[@takkikayo]

How to evict a relatives no rental agreement they pay onli the utility’s, I refinance the house to renovate but they refuse to move out , is there any form to fill out for this kind of problem?

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello there, apologies for the delay. Unfortunately we are unable to respond to your question because it would involve providing legal advice, which we are unable to provide. If you are still dealing with this issue, consider consulting a local attorney. Best of luck!

[@melindadavis920]

Do I need to fill out a Form 8 for each tenant in Suwannee county FL?

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello there, apologies for the delay. Because we are not able to provide legal advice, we are unable to respond to your particular question. However, in general, each person with a legal right to be in a property must be the subject of an eviction notice and a damages claim, should they qualify. Hope that helps, and good luck.

[@silentgrind34]

Will an email or text message count as an eviction notice

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello there! In general, some states have stricter requirements than others. Some permit landlords to leave notices or send them by mail, while others require a formal process server. When it comes to electronic notifications like a text or email, some states permit these forms of notice if the lease agreement the tenant signed states that electronic eviction notices are permitted. Ultimately, the answer will depend on the laws of the state the property is in. To find eviction rules for each state, go here: eforms.com/eviction/ Hope that helps!

[@laurarodriguez-ph8se]

Cash for keys

[@claireclaire238]

Change the locks

[@Techpodshed]

In California? Lol