How can I remove a non paying renter from my home???
824794
contact your local sheriff,and ask about starting the eviction process. Depending on what state you live in it may be impossible to have them removed until spring
714886
I don't believe he can legally do that without a court order.  My step-father owns a couple of rental properties.  And when someone is behind on their rent even if they are really behind he has to go through all this legal garbage before he can do anything.  And even with a court order for their eviction then he has to get a sheriff to remove them from the apartment if they still aren't moved out by the date that the judge orders them too.  The whole process is long, expensive, and stressful for the landlord.  That is probably why that person's landlord is just trying to get them out by boarding up the place.  They should call the police and have them deal with it.  Good luck to your friend.
832055
You cant actually do anything apart from complain to the owner of the property.  If it is squatters and they havent broken in to get there - the owner will then have to serve a court notice on them, take them to court and get an eviction order - all this takes a couple of months at least though.  How about asking the people to shut up - try putting a note through the door. if needs be xx
946754
Most landlords aren't big enough to absorb the losses from non-payment.  Many people, when being evicted, trash the home, which can cost thousands.  Court costs add up.  \n\nBottom line, evicting someone isn't easy or cheap, and it's certainly no fun for anyone.  Renting to someone is no different than lending someone money.  There's a contractual obligation to make regular payments, something that you've shown you do not live up to.\n\nSounds to me like you're the kind of guy who pays his bills when it suits you, not the one you owe.  And somehow you think everyone should still just lend you money.  Get over yourself, pay what you promise to pay when it's supposed to be paid, and maybe you'll find life gets easier
1154064
Please try to hear what I am saying. Your problem is not in writing the notice but screening the people out that you do not want. I have 10+ rentals and you cannot believe the things that people will say and to convince you to rent, and then you run background check and Mr. Hyde reveals himself! A simple notice with your address, phone number, and cost will suffice and be choosy! Wait for the right person, and whatever they tell you, assume it is not true until you can prove it to be otherwise. You haven't experienced grief until you try to evict someone who won't pay, leaves their dog locked inside for a week (imagine the carpet, walls, etc.) and won't remove the trash. It's a major financial, emotional, and health hazard. Have the prospective tenant pay the application fee and apply it toward their rent and have it professionally screened for credit, job history, rental history, criminal history and good luck.
1064300
Put the fuzz on her ass, really! I once had a landlord that was a complete ass to me, fuzzing a week before the pay day saying,"You better start having the money by next week, or I'll force eviction your ass out!" So I just left on my own, put the cops on him, and sold out all of his apartments to an alternate landlord.
1076829
I'm not sure you have any recourse if you have nothing in writing.  I certainly would be sure that someone is around when he moves out to be sure he only takes HIS things.  If you know who he is moving in with, you might want to warn them about this guy being a deadbeat....but wait until he is out of your place so he is no longer your problem!  Learn from this and don't let anyone else room there without having a signed contract that spells out payments, behavior expectations, chores, etc.
365146
Try to figure out a payment plan. Right now, the landlord has the power in the situation; he's the one who'd be able to use the terms of the lease to try to get you out of the property.\n\nBest to work with him to get out of arrears. If you do figure out a plan, and go through with your part of it, his part of it should be to leave you alone.
319120
Go to City Hall and tell them your situation. Sometimes your local Chamber of Commerce can help. \n\nMy Parents had a renter who signed an agreement - but in your case (i don't know the technical term) there is a presumption of verbal contract.\n\nThe Renter would have to prove he did pay the rent with signed receipts.  Its your property, and anybody can be evicted for any number of reasons - especially if the rent is not paid.\n\nMy Parents went to City Hall - cant recall who they talked to - but signed an Eviction Form which the police delivered to the renter. The Police Department also enforced the eviction. (there may or may not be a small fee involved but its not much if any)\n\nIf this, or anyone elses answer is better.., is helpful be sure to click the Best Answer option for that person. (for anybody with a best answer). Too many people are asking questions and never give the best answer any credit at all.\n\nGood luck - I know how hard that situation must be.  DO NOT LISTEN TO SOB STORIES IF and only IF you have already been put off two or more times after trying to work with them.\n\nDO NOT GET THEM TO SIGN A RETRO DATED AGREEMENT FORM!  I'm no expert but Im pretty sure thats a bit underhanded if not illegal. Unless the Police or City Hall suggests it - DONT.
154110
Hire an eviction service.  It can be tricky to boost someone, even if it is just a friend of your roommates who will not leave after visiting for three weeks.
27772
It is probably better to try to rent from an individual who does not do any criminal/background checks. If not that, then have the person check with a parole officer or someone from human services at your local courthouse.
555552
Is this an appliance that you provided them?  If so you do have to pay to fix it, but since they're breaking the contract why don't you try to evict them if you have proof that there are more people living there than are on the lease.  You could also raise their rent based on the amount of people they've got living there.
548593
Start creating some paper.  Send her a letter informing her that you need access to show the premises.  When she refuses, send her another letter stating that you have requested access to show the premises, as provided in the lease, and that she has refused.  Keep doing this.  After the lease has ended and she has moved out, if you aren't able to re-rent right away then withhold a month's rent from her deposit.  If/when she tries to sue you for it you can show the judge the copies of the letters proving that she was in violation of the lease and prevented you from re-renting the property.
965601
give them an eviction notice and tell them u will burn it if they pay what they owe with interest. if nothing happens evict them
606431
If you mean can a landlord ban someone from the premises without legal action, then you bet they can.  They can also back up their assertions with legal action on the person that violates that order and/or the person that harbors them via their lease. As for the credit check that would be the landlords discretion. If they don't want the credit check they don't have to have one but they can't be added to your lease without one if you want one either.\n\nTo file a complaint use the better business bureau for your area.
502826
Talk to your land lord, if he says no then ask if its OK for you to lease it to some one else.  You will get out of the lease and your land lord will still have a tenant
170745
Look up the Tenant Association where you live, call them and ask how to file a complaint about him.