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J HUBBARD
  • Structural Engineer
  • LAKE ELSINORE, CA
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Deadbeat Tenant Question

J HUBBARD
  • Structural Engineer
  • LAKE ELSINORE, CA
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I have a tenant in my Lake Elsinore, CA apartment that is pretty much not doing much besides using drugs all day. Also, he has failed to pay his rent this month. I plan to start the eviction process, however, I can easily cut off the electricity to the apartment to hasten his departure. Would this be against the law or a civil matter, or both? Also, how long would the eviction process take? Thanks!

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