How to Evict a Tenant from Your Charlotte Rental Property | Property Management Advice for Landlords
Channel: TouchPoint Property Management
Date: 2017-06-22

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Eviction is a process that allows a landlord to remove a tenant from the rental property. If it’s not handled correctly, it can be very complicated, costly, and time-consuming. That’s why we’re talking to you today – to give you some information that may make it easier on you as a landlord...

We wanted to take this opportunity to let you know what to expect while we file the eviction process. Here are the steps from beginning to end.

The Eviction courts are backlogged post-eviction moratorium and that is why we provide a conservative timeframe below. Typically 60-75 days from start to finish.

The most common reason we will evict a tenant is for rent payment default or lease compliance issues.

1. File Summary Ejectment (Eviction) with Courts

2. Within 30 days we should have a Court Hearing Date set

3. Within 30 Days our attorney goes to a Court Hearing

4. After Court Hearing...The tenant has 10 Days to Appeal. If they do not appeal within the ten-day period...skip to Step 9. If they do appeal, continue with step 5.

5. Within 30 days of the Appeal, we should have an Appeal Court Date set

6. The tenant needs to pay the Rent Bond which is the total amount of rent due to the Clerk of Court

7. Within 30 Days our attorney goes to Court for Appeal
If the Tenant doesn't pay Rent Bond before Appeal Court, we are granted Possession.

8. Within 10 Days of being granted possession, we will meet the Sheriff at the property and lock the tenant out for the Lock-Out.

9. The tenant will have seven days following the Lock Out to come back to us with a request to pick up possessions left on the property.

Our Team will work through this process for you. We will handle all of this for you.


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