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hello landlords its Ernie Garcia landlord attorney and today were going to talk about the four things you need to think about when youre filing an eviction really only four things matter lets get started so over the last 12 years Ive taken a lot of cases to trial and Ive seen the things that win and Ive seen the things that dont win and you know its its not hard to see what it takes to be successful in an eviction really its just these four things that Im about to show you but clients tend to want to dredge up everything clients are convinced that in order for the court to make an adequate ruling the court needs to know everything from way from the beginning so Im going to get started back in 1975. and thats the way many of my consultations start and I I you know I tend to stop uh you know people in their tracks and say well I dont know that we need to go all the way back to 1975. um instead lets talk about the operative facts that essentially make up an eviction case w
