How To Evict A Tenant In Washington - Easy Instructions

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Evictions in Washington may only occur for reasons allowable in the state. But if landlords are running into problems with their tenants that involve unpaid rent, lease violations, or illegal activity, it may be time to take the first step in the eviction process, which is serving a notice to quit.

If the tenant ignores the notice and remains on your property, you can move to take action in court. If you prevail in court, a Writ will be issued which orders the tenant to vacate.

Get official notices to quit at the link above.

Washington Eviction Laws:
Non-Payment of Rent: 14 Days (Senate Bill Report SB 5600)
Non-Compliance: 10 Days (RCW 59.12.030)
Rent Grace Period: None

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0:00 Intro:
0:11 What Is An Eviction:
0:39 Legal Reasons For Eviction In This State:
1:00 Non-Payment Of Rent
1:03 Non-Compliance:
1:18 Illegal Activity:
1:33 Rent Grace Period:
1:46 Five Steps To Legally Evicting A Tenant In This State:
1:49 Serve The Notice To Quit (Optional):
2:06 File Eviction Papers With The Court:
2:24 Serve The Court Documents:
2:46 Default Judgment Or Hearing:
3:06 Attend The Hearing:
3:19 Damages: