Alabama Eviction
Alabama landlords must follow Alabama law if they want to evict their tenants. It is illegal for an Alabama landlord to force a tenant out by changing the locks or turning off the utilities.
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Arizona Eviction
With a couple exceptions, Arizona landlords must terminate a tenancy before bringing court action to evict a tenant.
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In order to evict a tenant, a Minnesota landlord must first give the proper notice that the lease is being terminated. Month-to-month tenancies can be ended at any time for any reason with 30 days notice (unless the landlord is retaliating or discriminating against the tenant).
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In South Carolina, as long as a landlord follows the law, he or she can evict any tenant for a breach of the lease. However, the landlord must follow the proper legal steps for evicting the tenant.
→ Read MoreI’m a South Carolina landlord with a difficult tenant. I’ve given the tenant the proper South Carolina termination notice, but he still won’t leave. What next? What is the South Carolina eviction process?
If you are a South Carolina landlord and your tenant won’t leave, pay rent, or has otherwise breached the lease, you can start the eviction process.
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Evictions in Idaho are available for any landlord who wants to evict a tenant for good reason.
→ Read MoreI’m an Oregon landlord with a difficult tenant. I’ve given the tenant the proper Oregon termination notice, but he still won’t leave. What next? What is the Oregon eviction process?
If you are an Oregon landlord and your tenant will not leave your property even though you have given proper Oregon notice of termination, your next step is to file a ‘forcible entry and detainer’ action.
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Landlords in Oregon must follow Oregon law to evict tenants.
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In Florida, eviction is usually a multiple step process that begins with the landlord giving notice to the tenant that the tenancy is over.
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A tenant is a person who has the right to use and occupy rental property in accordance with a rental agreement or lease. The tenant is also referred to as the ‘lessee’ of rental property. The tenant may use and occupy the rental property as long as s/he complies with the terms and conditions of the rental agreement, including, but not limited to, the payment of rent.
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