When you buy a house, whether it’s for living or renting, it’s an investment that requires a lot of organization. Renting your property can be an important source of income. Most landlords consider themselves fortunate to have responsible and communicative tenants on a long-term basis.

Unfortunately, not all tenants are the same. In today’s market, there are also many reasons why you may need to evict your tenant. Things like non-payment of rent, lease violations, property damage or illegal activity on the premises can be good reasons to evict your tenant. With solid evidence and legal representation, you are very likely to win your case.

But, there is always a chance that the tenant can win. Read on to learn how you can protect yourself and your property during the eviction process.

At CLF we can help you create a formal notice of eviction. A letter document that creates a clear instruction and a deadline for your tenant (including a date). Use this guide to help you create a notice and post it on your door.

Be sure to bring your lease documentation and any communications that have come up between you and your tenant. 

Evict the tenant and collect the back rent. After a certain date, the courts can have the police physically evict the tenant if they do not or cannot rectify the situation.