Your tenant stopped paying rent and is in violation of their lease agreement, or they had some other lease violation. So, your eviction services team served an eviction notice and evicted your tenant from your property. Now what? If they already moved out, that doesn’t mean the process is over and you can move straight…
Small business owners are usually responsible for many things, one of which is to evict a tenant that stops paying rent or does not live up to their end of the rental contract. Landlords often have concerns before hiring an eviction service. However, filing an eviction lawsuit is much simpler and pleasant than you think…
An eviction occurs when a landlord or property manager evicts tenants through the legal system. There are many reasons for which property owners evict tenants, including non-payment of rent or property damage. An eviction does not only take time but money as well. Fortunately, property managers and landlords can save both time and money by…
Tenants are generally told that if they have a landlord that gives them trouble, whether it is because of the landlord constantly trying to get into their unit or calling too frequently, then they can request information about tenant rights. While this may be true in most circumstances, there are some exceptions for doing landlord…
The eviction process is frustrating. When a tenant doesn’t voluntarily leave, you’re left with no choice but to begin the formal process of legally taking back your home. Nevada has requirements and guidelines for landlords to follow, and you must obtain a judgment from the court for an eviction to be considered legal. Changing the…