Thank you for reaching out. Our eviction team has evicted hundreds of bad tenants. While it's difficult to provide a specific dollar amount for an eviction process because it varies depending on many factors, it's possible to break down the potential costs. We offer a free case assessment with our eviction team to discuss your unique case, your options, and give you an idea of costs. To start your free case assessment call us at (303) 688-0944 or go here for more contact options. Below, I'll detail some potential costs you might encounter throughout the eviction process:

1. Notice Posting: The initial step in the eviction process is serving a notice to the tenant. If tenants leave after notice, this might be your only cost and we can resolve your case quickly.

2. Filing Eviction in Court: If the tenant does not respond to the notice, the next step is to file an eviction lawsuit (also known as an unlawful detainer lawsuit). Many tenants default or otherwise negotiate a quick move out.

3. Trial Costs: If the case proceeds to trial, there will be additional costs involved. This might include more extensive legal fees and court costs. This depends on how litigious your tenant is.

4. Enforcement Costs: If the eviction is successful but the tenant still refuses to leave, you might incur additional costs in enforcing the eviction with the help of local law enforcement. These costs are usually nominal but can add to the total.

So, the cost to evict a tenant can vary greatly based on how far the process goes. It could be as little as a few hundred dollars if the tenant leaves after the initial notice, or it could be substantially more if the case becomes complicated and goes to trial. (In a few nightmare situations, we have seen tenants file for bankruptcy on the eve of trial to delay the eviction process. Fortunately, this is exceedingly rate)

I would recommend reaching out to our eviction team for a free case assessment, where they can provide you a more accurate cost based on your specific circumstances.