What is the outcome if a tenant is evicted from a rental property?

When a tenant is evicted from a rental property, the legal process leads to their removal from that property. Eviction is a formal legal procedure initiated by a landlord to regain possession of the rental unit when a tenant fails to comply with the lease agreement, typically due to non-payment of rent or violation of other terms.

The eviction process involves court proceedings, and upon a ruling in favor of the landlord, law enforcement may be assigned to physically remove the tenant if they do not leave voluntarily. This ensures that the tenant is legally and formally removed from the property, allowing the landlord to reclaim possession.

Other outcomes, such as being placed on a waiting list for housing, facing fines, or paying a broker's fee, are not direct consequences of an eviction. These options do not accurately reflect the legal and operational mechanics behind eviction proceedings in the context of real estate.