Very few tenants ever need to be evicted, but it does happen. We always start the process with the intent to get the home back as soon as legally possible. Along the way, we encourage the tenant to cure if we believe they will learn from the experience and stay current in the future. We handle the 10-day notice, required mailings and the legal document preparation. Once a judgment is secured a Sheriff’s Deputy will execute the “Writ of Eviction”. The tenant has 24 hours to vacate the property. When possible, we work with the tenant rather than evict them but we are committed to having your tenant on track and staying current or finding a new tenant who will.