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Evicting a struggling tenant is never easy. Handling an eviction poorly may create a contentious situation for you and your property manager, or even result in a lawsuit for wrongful eviction. In this economy, it is critical to take action as soon as a tenant sends a partial rent payment or misses a rent payment altogether. Nonpayment of rent is the most common breach of a tenant's lease, and a major signal that it is on the verge of a default. Protect yourself by following a two-step plan to enforce the lease for a tenant experiencing financial difficulty.
