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Having the ability to appropriately remove a tenant from your property is essential in protecting your investment and business interests as a landlord. Connecticut landlord tenant law outlines the circumstances under which property owners can legally evict tenants and reclaim rental properties. https://articles.ezlandlordforms.com/state-landlord-tenant-law/connecticut-landlord-tenant-law-and-regulations/
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When Can A Landlord Evict A Tenant In Connecticut?
Nonpayment of rent If a tenant does not pay their rent, the landlord can give them the notice to pay or quit. If the tenant does not pay the rent within the specified time frame, the landlord can file for eviction. LEARN MORE
Violation of lease agreement If a tenant violates their lease agreement, the landlord can give them the notice to cure or quit. If the tenant does not remedy the situation within the specified time frame, the landlord can file for eviction. LEARN MORE
Damaging property If a tenant damages the property, the landlord can give them notice to quit. The landlord does not have to allow the tenant to cure the situation before filing for eviction. LEARN MORE
Engaging in illegal activity If a tenant engages in illegal activity on the property, the landlord can give them notice to quit. The landlord does not have to allow the tenant to cure the situation before filing for eviction. LEARN MORE
Evicting a tenant can be complicated and time consuming but necessary under certain circumstances. Find more details about the Connecticut Landlord Tenant Law by visiting online.
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