I am doing my first eviction after renting for 8 years. I have come close before but never made it this far. I have filed everything and court is set for 2.6.12. What do I need to bring other than copy of lease? Any pointers/ advice?
I am doing my first eviction after renting for 8 years. I have come close before but never made it this far. I have filed everything and court is set for 2.6.12. What do I need to bring other than copy of lease? Any pointers/ advice?
documents of the breach..is it nonpayment? bring your notice posted on their door, and a copy of the lease..know exactly how much they are delinquent by, calculated to the day
It is for nonpayment, so copy of lease. Sheriff is serving the eviction. Only thing I have is a card called notice of assignment/service that was mailed to me after everything was turned into clerk of court. Is that what I need?
Do you know how do I file a judgement so it shows on their credit and they can't buy a house unless they pay me first??? Will this automatically show as a judgement or there something separate to do
You are awarded a judgement in court... You have to file it later
Stephanie, first off, good luck with your hearing. I have never done an eviction in NC but have done hundreds in my lifetime. Generally, the court through some formal or informal mechanism encourages settlements. So, be prepared to make a good faith offer or be able to argue why an offer which results in the tenant staying is not reasonable given the circumstances.
As a pointer for preparation, be able to prove each allegation of your complaint. Whether it be your ownership of the unit, breach of the rental agreement, etc. Most of the time you can prove this by your own testimony; however, in the event of a dispute it helps to have evidence. Normally, the tenant has been defaulted procedurally but it always helps to have an idea in your mind how you would prove each allegation in the event the court "gives both parties their day in court".