Most landlords never want to evict tenants.
However,
they may need to when:
They quit paying rent, but you still have a mortgage on the property.
They engage in illegal activity on your property.
They disrupt other tenants.
They otherwise violate the lease agreement.
We understand that you want the eviction process to occur as quickly and smoothly as possible in any of these situations. You need to clear the space and bring in another tenant to ensure you do not miss paying your mortgage or employees or suffer other consequences because of missed income. Our lawyers know Florida's current landlord and tenant laws and how to navigate this process. We file the paperwork and represent you.
We also represent landlords in commercial eviction proceedings in Vero Beach.