How to Tackle Non Payment and Non Compliances problems of Tenants

Eviction Services

Nonpayment of rent is the most common cause for tenant removal. Facts are limited in most cases and not in dispute. Did the tenant pay the rent? If the answer is NO, a simple eviction occurs, with landlord prevailing in most cases. However, there may be some other non-rent related disputes which result in the landlord’s willingness to remove the tenant from the rented house or office. Most of the time, the landlords desire to evict the tenant is much greater than evidence against the tenant


The Landlord’s options – landlord is faced with a number of options in the event of a noncomplying tenant,

·         Give the proper notices.

·         Gather evidence.

·         Prove non-compliances

·         File an eviction action using rent eviction lawyer

·         Alternative option would be to non-renewal of the lease was near completion

·         An agreement with the tenant to vacate the premises on a fixed date.

Forced Tenant Removal for Non-compliances
For legal eviction procedures against a tenant for non-compliances, certain prerequisites must be met. Either a Seven Day Notice of Noncompliance with Opportunity to Cure, a Seven Day Notice of Noncompliance Notice of Termination, or both, must be given to the tenant depending on Non-compliance. This can be easily done by any professional attorney who specializes in eviction services. These actions entail information for the tenant of the noncompliance, giving the tenant time to resolve the problem mutually with landlord in most cases, if the offense is of a workable nature, and then evicting the tenant if the offense is repeated again.
The tenant is served with a Seven Day Notice of Termination, In the event of a serious non-workable type of noncompliance, and an eviction begins right after this notice date expires. Eviction cannot even begin until notice expires. Once you file the eviction, you then have to go for win! But, this is not always guaranteed.
Most of the time landlords have served the Notice of Noncompliance with Opportunity to work out something, very few have ever filed an eviction for noncompliance, as most tenants either cure or vacate prior to the eviction.
Very few landlords have ever filed an eviction and ended up having to prove the noncompliance in court, because, most of the tenants vacate after getting served with eviction notice and paperwork.. It is difficult to prove a noncompliance’s in court, when your witnesses do not show up, or your proofs fades away in front of judge, who was so tough on non-paying tenants, but would then show sympathy to the tenant.