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My renter has agreed to move out , we have given the 3 day notice, do I continue with the court process?

Judith and LLoyd M, NC on Friday, March 1, 2013

RE: eviction

I believe in North Carolina, you must serve a 10 day notice first before starting eviction procedures. If it is for rent owed, and tenant has not moved or paid the rent during the 10 days, then you can file for summary ejectment. Why do you want the tenant out? Is it for non-payment? If so, even though they agreed to move, I would serve them with the required notice under NC law anyway. This way you do not have to go through that again, delaying the process.

Posted by Janet M, PA on Saturday, March 2, 2013

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