CHANDLER, AZ · Member since 2010 · 36 posts · 1 vote
Hello Netters
If you could, I wold appreciate to get few references to attorneys who could do eviction for me? If someone has experience on how much it costs since it is a purely non-payment of rent case, then that would be supert
Property Manager · Grants Pass, OR · Member since 2009 · 429 posts · 201 votes
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An attorney is going to be a few hundred dollars minimum - I would think about $1200 on average to have an attorney handle a non-cooperative eviction. You could also look into property managers for hire who do evictions only. They are generally going to be more economical. Have you tried giving them a notice to move out yet? Giving a 30 or 60 day notice might be enough. You have to give 60 days if they have lived there for more than a year.
Here's a resource for finding property managers in Portland.