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Scott James
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How does the eviction process work?

Scott James
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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So I am working on getting my first duplex up and running. But one thing I still don't understand is how eviction actually works. I live in Omaha, Nebraska.

Forgive my ignorance please!

Here is how I understand it.

6th comes around with no rent and you give them a "Pay within 3 days or Quit" notice.

9th comes around. You officially file paperwork to get put on an eviction docket? Does that mean you have to wait tpo get a court date or do you get it at that time? Timing varies I assume, a couple weeks to a couple months?

Then after the case if the landlord wins can they call the police to have the tenant removed? Or do they have to wait for them to get around to it?

How long does this process usually take in total? Sounds about 6 weeks to 2 months.

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