I sent eviction notice on the 15th of Nov. They served it on the 30th. When do the renters have to get out?

Answer 1

Normally, 30 days from the date of service. A notice doesn't become effective until served.

Answer 2

That depends. If the renters decide to contest it and actually appear in court then they'll have to move once the courts decide that you were well within your rights to evict them. Chances are, they won't show up in court (if it's gotten to the point of eviction). They could contest it which only makes the process that much more tedious and can continue to stay there while it's before the courts.
Worst case scenario, call the sheriff's department to come and escort them out. That's more embarrassing that most people are willing to endure.

Answer 3

Takes at least 6 months to evict someone until they finally vacate.

Answer 4

Sorry its not that easy, it varies from state to state,check with your local landlord tenant hot line, but most states after all other avenue's have been exhausted, 3 days is the norm, but you need to check local rules hope this helps

Answer 5

if they pay the rent on time it will take a long time. only the judge can answer that. I had that problem once my tentants wouldn't move so I moved in with them, they left the next week.

Answer 6

90 days in most states

Answer 7

It depends on where you are, and what kind of notice "you" served. Your question is not very clear. Can you tell us what type of notice?

Answer 8

When you send 6 guys with baseball bats around!!!

Answer 9

30th of december

Answer 10

It depends on your state and local law(s).