Need Help Evicting Tenants?

If you need help evicting your current tenant, All Inclusive Realty Group can help. We understand that the eviction process is legally and emotionally difficult. Whether you’re evicting a tenant for nonpayment of rent, lease violations, or refusing to leave after the lease expires, we know the necessary eviction procedures to avoid messy litigation. All Inclusive Realty Group offers tenant eviction help to make this stressful process as easy for you as possible. Call us today for a free consultation.

What to Avoid When Evicting a Tenant

As you prepare to evict your tenant, it’s important to serve the correct paperwork and follow the necessary legal steps. You cannot physically remove the tenant and/or his personal property without a court order. You cannot change the locks, shut off utilities, or in any way disrupt the tenant’s life without a court order.

How We Can Help

All Inclusive Realty Group’s property managers have extensive experience helping owner’s process evictions. If you need help evicting a tenant today, contact us to start the process. We offer an all-inclusive eviction service with rent-up and a full 1 year management package to help you get back on track. Our eviction package includes:

Property Management Eviction Package

  • Full audit of past accounting (needed before eviction proceedings)
  • Preparation of financial and legal documents for the attorney
  • Act on your behalf during court proceedings (attorney and court costs not included)
  • Coordinate and perform tenant lock-out
  • Coordinate turnover maintenance and repairs once tenant is removed
  • Advertise the property for new renters
  • Process rental applications (rental history verification, income verification, and credit check)
  • Draft and execute lease with new tenant
  • Manage the property for 1 full year including accepting maintenance requests 24/7/365
  • Unlimited access to our online accounting and management portal with full financial, legal, and maintenance documents.
  • Direct deposit of rent and easy online bill payments

California Eviction Law: What You Need to Know

AB 1482 — Tenant Protection Act

California’s Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482) requires landlords to have just cause to evict tenants who have occupied the property for 12 months or more. This law applies to most rental properties in the Sacramento area, with limited exceptions for certain single-family homes and newer construction.

At-Fault Eviction Causes

A landlord may evict a tenant for at-fault reasons, including:

  • Nonpayment of rent
  • Material lease violations (after proper notice and opportunity to cure)
  • Nuisance behavior or criminal activity on the premises
  • Refusal to execute a new lease with substantially similar terms
  • Subletting in violation of the lease

No-Fault Eviction Causes

No-fault evictions are permitted under specific circumstances, such as:

  • Owner or immediate family member move-in
  • Withdrawal of the unit from the rental market (Ellis Act)
  • Substantial remodel requiring the tenant to vacate
  • Government order to vacate

Relocation Assistance

For no-fault evictions, landlords are required to provide relocation assistance equal to one month’s rent. This payment must be made to the tenant within 15 calendar days of serving the notice to vacate, or the landlord may waive the final month’s rent.

Sacramento Local Protections

In addition to state law, the City of Sacramento and Sacramento County may have additional tenant protection ordinances. All Inclusive Realty Group stays current on all local regulations to ensure your eviction process is fully compliant and legally sound.

Our team navigates these complex legal requirements so you do not have to. Contact us today at (916) 978-0992 for a free eviction consultation.


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