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If you’re a landlord, you know that evicting a tenant isn’t always easy. There are a lot of things to keep track of, and it can be confusing if you’ve never done it before. It is precisely for that reason that many landlords choose to collaborate with property management companies that work with evictions. We know that no one wants to go through the hassle of an eviction and we’re here to make it as easy as possible for you. We’ll handle everything from start to finish, from drafting eviction notices for tenants to filing with the courts and serving the notice on your tenant.

 

 

 

 

How To Evict A Tenant In Ontario

If you're like most landlords, you've probably dealt with a tenant who hasn't paid rent in months, or has otherwise violated their lease. Maybe they have pets where pets aren't allowed, or they have a bunch of people living in the place who aren't listed on the lease agreement. However, you cannot simply terminate a lease and remove a tenant from your establishment without undergoing the proper procedures.

When can a landlord evict a tenant in Ontario?

There are several different reasons that landlords can evict tenants, including:

  • Lack of rent payments
  • Rental violations (i.e., not paying pet fees)
  • Property damage or other physical harm to the property
  • Nonpayment of utilities (i.e., electricity)

Here is approximately how the tenant eviction process takes place:

1. Make sure you have the right paperwork and forms. Most states require landlords to serve tenants with a notice of eviction before filing an eviction lawsuit against them in court. If you don’t have this document, your case could be dismissed by the court before it even gets started.

2. Make sure you have proof that the tenant is behind on rent or otherwise violating their lease agreement before filing an eviction lawsuit against them in court. If not, then they may be able to contest the eviction suit and prevent it from going through entirely.

3. Once the tenant has been served with papers for eviction (i.e., served notice), then there is typically a waiting period after which time they must vacate the premises or risk being arrested by police officers at their home or place of work (depending on where they were served with papers). If they fail to vacate within this period of time then you’ll need to hire a lawyer.

 

 

Why Choose Manage Your Property

Manage Your Property is the premier property management company in the Greater Toronto Area, and we're proud of it. We've been in business for over 20 years, and our success is due to our commitment to providing the best service possible to each and every client. We offer superior quality, competitive pricing, and exceptional customer service. We know that managing a property can be overwhelming, especially if you're not used to doing it yourself. That's why we offer comprehensive services that can help you manage your rental property so you don't have to worry about it anymore!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Tenant Eviction Service

The eviction process can be complicated and confusing, but it's important to know your rights as a landlord. First, remember that you have to have a good reason to evict a tenant. If they're paying rent on time and aren't causing any problems in your building, then you can't just kick them out. There are some situations when you can evict someone without giving them notice: if they've been charged with a crime or violation that involves the property (like drug activity), if they haven't paid rent for 3 months straight, or if they're doing something dangerous that could hurt other tenants or make the building unsafe (like doing construction without permission).
The eviction notice is sent when the tenant has failed to pay rent or meet other requirements. The eviction notice informs the tenant of the landlord's intent to evict him from the property, and it gives him a certain amount of time to either pay what he owes or to leave voluntarily.
The eviction protections mean that the renters are protected from being evicted without just cause. This means they can't be evicted just because they filed a complaint with the city or if their landlord doesn't like them. It also means that if the landlord wants to evict someone, they have to go through a process of mediation and arbitration before proceeding with eviction proceedings.
The eviction notice must be sent to the tenant within 30 days of the rent being late. The notice should state that the tenant has 10 days to pay the rent or vacate the premises, or else an eviction will be filed.
You should send the eviction notice to your tenant as soon as possible. If you do not, the landlord could be held liable for any damages or unpaid rent that were caused by the tenant during that period of time.
There are no special requirements for serving the eviction notice. As long as it is delivered in person, or by an adult over 18 years of age who is not related to the tenant and has been authorized by the landlord to deliver the notice. The notice can also be served by certified or registered mail with a return receipt requested, or by posting it on the premises.

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