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Landord Evictions of Residential Tenants
A Residential Landlord Can Evict a Tenant for Violating the Lease Agreement: A. Not paying rent    1.    If a tenant does not pay rent when it is due, the landlord may give written notice explaining how much rent and late fees the tenant owes demanding payment within five (5) days.    2.    If the rent is not paid within five days, a landlord may terminate the lease by filing an eviction action. Even so,  the tenant has the right to reinstate their rental agreement anytime up to the judge signing the judgment by paying the unpaid rent and any late fees court costs and attorney fees.          a. A Landlord can only charge late fees if they are included in your lease agreement.          b. Be sure to give a receipt of the payment of rent.          c. If the Landlord obtains an eviction judgment he has no obligation to reinstate a tenant's lease, even if he pays the full amount of the judgment B. Breaking the apartment community’s rules or disturbing other tenants.    1.    In most of these situations, the landlord must serve the tenant with a written ten (10) day notice requiring the tenant to follow the ... more

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