Eviction Notice Form

Having an extra house and renting it out to tenants is an extra income to your finances. However not all tenants are easy to deal with and landlords have to go through some risk of repeatedly not getting rent as this is the sad part of the risk involved in renting out your property to tenants.

Sometimes you may even decide to eliminate your tenant just because he is becoming a pain by not giving the rental payment.

When you want to evict a tenant from your property an eviction notice form is prepared and given to the tenant making it clear that the landlord wants the tenant to clear from his property in the agreed time period, failure of which would involve legal punishments. However not all eviction notice form are of the same type as an eviction notice form depends on the state and the country rules where you live.

Some states require the landlords to give notice to the tenants seven days ahead from the time the tenant has failed to pay the rent. Some states may give three day notice time period, while other states allow the landlord to evict the tenants without prior notice. An eviction notice form should be delivered to the tenant in person or can be sent by registered post or by another person who is legal of age to give it to the tenants who is staying in the rented property.

An eviction notice form has the following details incorporated:

• Tenant’s name
• The property’s exact address and description
• The reason why the landlord has decided to evict the tenant from his property
• The time period given by the landlord to the tenants to evacuate before taking any action
• The landlord’s official signature with the date of the form issued

If you need an eviction notice form then it is readily available in the Internet where several websites offer you these forms according to the state and the country rules. All you need to do is just download them and then send them to the tenants. It is a must that you ensure that the above points have been incorporated inside the form and that there are no mistakes in the address of the property, description and the name of the tenant. A slight mistake in all these will result in an invalid eviction form.

It is also important to mention if the property has been given to the tenant on the lease agreement or other monthly rental basis. The amount due that the tenant is supposed to give the landlord should be clearly mentioned inside the form. Once the eviction notice has been issued and the tenant does not take immediate action after the time period given, then the landlord was the right to file a lawsuit and to take matters legally. Certain compromises on the part of the landlord and tenant can be made to avoid any legal hassles but this only depends upon the interest of both the parties.

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