How and why Eviction

Eviction is the process where a tenant is legally removed from a rental house or property by the owner either the landlord or landlady or the removal of people from a property secured by a mortgage. The eviction process depends on the laws and procedures governing the specific region or country. Both the owner and the tenant have their rights which should not be violated in any way or either party. The following steps describe the eviction process;

1. The giving of notice. This is where the landlord gives a warning to the tenant or any person residing in the premises to vacate or pay the bills. Such notices may include the
2. Pay or quit notices which explain to the tenant that they have some specified time to pay or leave the premises.
3. Cure or quit which are send to the tenant if they break a term of the agreement with the landlord and usually don’t have time and the tenant usually has to recorrect their mistake or just leave.
4. Unconditional quit notices are sent where the tenant is not given time to pay or correct whatsoever agreement they broke and these cases are rare.
5. Filling a lawsuit. This is done when the person residing in the premises fails to leave the premises or fails to keep their end of the bargain. The owner of the premises files the lawsuit to regain the possession of their property together with any damages or bills that the tenant might have owed.
6. Forcibly removing the tenant. This is where the owner uses legal action to remove the tenant out of the premises. Laws do not allow an owner to forcibly remove a tenant in the premises without taking legal action first cause this might lead to the suing of the owner. Landlords are therefore advised to follow the required procedures before owning back their premises.

Eviction is a tough process and should not be rush into as it requires the landlord to win the lawsuit despite the fact that they own the property. Some reasons that might lead to eviction include; failing to pay rent or repeatedly paying late after several warnings, the tenant violating the agreement made before moving into the apartments, constantly causing disruptions to other tenants, using the property for illegal and unruly purposes and the damage of the rental property excessively by the tenant. Since eviction might be a tricky process, some companies have specialized in evicting tenants who don’t play by the rules and agreements to make it easier for landlords. Such companies include the express eviction a company located in California, the Legal for Landlords, the Landlord Action and many more. These companies help landlords handle tenants by following through and working with both parties to come up with a solution that favors both sides.  Eviction companies help both the tenant and the landlord understand the whole process of eviction and monitor the whole eviction process to make sure every party maintains their cool and that the process is neat, smooth and clean to avoid the canceling of the lawsuit.

Some of the functions of eviction companies include; Seeing to it that the eviction process completes successfully without breaking any laws or agreements, making sure that both party’s right are observed throughout the process, helping out landlords in handling bad tenants and troublemakers, they also help in securing contracts, also in the negotiation of the terms of the contract signed before a tenant moves in and before they move out of the premises.

causes of eviction.

1. Persons leading poor lives since most people who get evicted find themselves using more than half their salary on paying house rent and this puts them in a tough spot of getting evicted.
2. When people move to new premises and are forced to submit their rental applications there’s a big possibility that the applications ask if they ever were evicted and chances are even if they try to be honest the owner of the premises they moving into may still find cases of eviction later.
3. In some rare cases, a landlord is forced to evict all the tenants because they may want to sell the land or convert it into another thing.