Can you evict a tenant without a lease? This question worries many property owners. The lack of a written agreement does not remove your rights as a landlord. If your tenant pays rent, overstays a prior lease, or lives there with your okay, you can evict—if you follow the law. Courts see regular rent payments as proof of a rental agreement, even if it’s just oral. Rules change from state to state, but almost all require giving the correct notice before filing for eviction. This guide explains every step of how to evict a tenant without a lease, how to issue a no-tenancy agreement notice template, and tips for protecting your investment. Whether you manage single-family homes or apartment units, knowing the law helps you avoid legal trouble and get your property back quickly. Key Takea
Aug 12, 2025
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