As landlords, it can be incredibly challenging to deal with tenants who are not only difficult but downright troublesome. It's next to impossible managing all the issues that come with a troubled tenant, including fraudulent behavior, unfair demands, and disrespect of your services.

The eviction process is complicated and challenging to navigate without a professional's help. Under the law, you need to have a valid reason to evict a tenant; otherwise, it’s very possible that you’ll end up with a lawsuit on your hands.

Whether you own residential or commercial real estate, it’s quite possible that you’ll have to evict tenants at some point; this is the ugly part of the business, and it can get messy if you don't know your way around the eviction process.

An eviction notice needs to be served while adhering to several rules and regulations. Moreover, eviction rules vary from city to city and across states, as well as based on whether it’s a residential or commercial building.

No renter or landlord wants to deal with the hassle of an eviction process. But certain circumstances, such as defaulting on payment, property damage, illegal drug usage, and violation of the lease agreement mandates the use of an eviction notice.