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When a tenant does not pay rent or violates another provision in a written lease, a landlord may generally evict that tenant. We have handled both residential and commercial evictions and have been successful in obtaining possession. Through our collection practice, we have been successful in obtaining back rent. Contact us to determine the steps needed for eviction and how we can assist you.

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