How To Evict A Tenant In Massachusetts - Easy Instructions

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Evictions laws in every state are different, and Massachusetts tends to give extra partiality to the tenant. If you’re a landlord looking to evict a tenant for unpaid rent or a lease violation (like unauthorized pets), you’ll have to wait for 14 and 30 days, respectively, before proceeding to court. Massachusetts gives tenants roomy leeway to correct their violation, but if there’s a more serious act at hand, you may be able to proceed to court sooner.

In any case, you’ll want to watch our video for a step-by-step explanation of how to evict a tenant. Then, get an official eviction notice at the link above!

Massachusetts Eviction Laws:
Non-Payment of Rent: 14 Days (Chapter 186, Section 11)
Non-Compliance: 30 Days (No statute)
Rent Grace Period: None

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0:00 Intro:
0:11 What Is An Eviction:
0:37 Legal Reasons For Eviction In This State:
0:56 Non-Payment Of Rent
1:00 Non-Compliance:
1:11 Rent Grace Periods:
1:21 Five Steps To Legally Evicting A Tenant In This State:
1:24 Serve The Notice To Quit:
1:41 File Eviction Papers With The Court:
1:59 Serve The Complaint:
2:19 Attend The Hearing:
2:29 Removing The Tenant:
2:44 Damages: