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In Which Situations a Landlord can evict Tenants?

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In Which Situations a Landlord can evict Tenants?

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  1. IN WHICH SITUATIONS A LANDLORD CAN EVICT TENANTS ? Property Management in Baltimore Situations in which Tenants can be Evicted RENT NOT PAID If tenants fail to pay rent on time that too for consecutive few months then the landlord has full rights to evict them. ILLEGAL USE OF RENTAL PROPERTY If the tenants are using the property in an illegal way then they can definitely be removed from the rental house. SAFETY VIOLATIONS The tenants who violate the health or safety laws are evicted right away from the property. OWNER MOVING IN As the owner of the property, if you wish to move into your property and reside there then you can always give your tenants an eviction notice. REFUSAL TO PAY INCREASED RENT If the tenants refuse the pay the increased amount then the landlord can either take action against the tenants or can evict them in case, the situation has worsened. VIOLATING PET POLICY The landlord has the full right to evict the tenants if they violate the pet policy. UNNAMED TENANTS RESIDING if the landlord finds out that other than the mentioned names, if anybody else is residing in the rental unit then the tenants can be evicted right away. More at landlordssolutions.com

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