Termination And Eviction-How is It Being Carried

As far as the month to month tenancy is concerned, a landlord can terminate you but he will have to give you a thirty days notice. However you should know that the landlord can remove the tenant in three days only. There are many things which you should know about the eviction process. Some of the facts are written in this article.

A tenant can be evicted if:

• It is found that they are not paying the rent in time or from many months.
• They are found to disobey various rules and regulations as mentioned in the rental agreement form.
• They are found to damage the property in some way or the other.
• They are found to motivate other tenants to question the landlord in unison.
• They are found to use the property for the illegal purposes.

These are some facts. Let us now talk about the thirty days notice. As far as the thirty days notice is concerned you should know that this is enough time for the tenants and hence the landlord will not have to provide any reason why they are asking them to leave the property. It is completely on the landlord to decide that the tenant should be evicted or not.

There are some circumstances when the landlord can issue the tenant the thirty days notice. In some localities special rules are being applied to the thirty days notice. They are as follows:

• There are some rent control cities and let me tell you that out there you as a landlord will have to provide the reason for the eviction. If this is not the case then the tenant has all the rights to question.
• As far as the subsidized housing plans are concerned let me tell you that they might limit the allowable reasons for the eviction process.
• You should know that some of the reasons are certainly unlawful. For example the eviction process cannot be done on the basis of the discrimination. No type of discrimination is certainly allowed.
• You cannot really evict the tenant for the nonsense reasons. Your reasons should have the weight age. If your reason will not have the weight age then you will certainly not be entertained by any court as a landlord.

You should know that all these facts are clearly being mentioned in the rental agreement and the landlord tenant form. You will have to obey what is being written in the form.