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What are the steps a commercial landlord needs to take to evict tenants without a lease?

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This is a complicated matter that will vary depending on your state's laws. You should not delay in speaking with a real estate attorney, who will likely recommend filing a lawsuit to evict or eject the tenant. Meanwhile, be careful not to take any action that could be considered constructive eviction (such as disconnecting the utilities or changing the locks) without first consulting with an attorney.

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