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3 Common Mistakes Landlords Make in North Carolina Evictions

3 Common Mistakes Landlords Make in North Carolina Evictions, And How to Avoid Them Are you a landlord navigating an eviction in North Carolina? Here are three frequent missteps and how to avoid them. 1.) Improper Notice Procedures The notice to vacate or notice to quit is the first step in an eviction or summary ejectment case. I’ve heard too many stories of landlords using the wrong notice, not giving the tenant the correct timeframe, or just skipping the notice entirely. For non-payment of rent , a landlord should generally give a 10-day notice before filing the eviction. For lease violations , like property damage, unauthorized residents, or a secret pet, review the lease since it should specify the notice period. I can’t stress this enough, landlords must follow the time period exactly as it was stated in the lease. If the lease has expired and the tenant is holding over , the required notice depends on how often rent is paid. A 7-day notice for week-to-week rentals and a 30-day...
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George E Gibbs Jr., Attorney at Law 2026 Eviction Pricing Structure for Landlords and Property Managers in North Carolina

At George E Gibbs Jr, Attorney at Law, we believe in keeping things simple, transparent, and fair, especially when it comes to pricing. Our flat-fee eviction services ensure landlords and property managers across North Carolina know exactly what to expect before starting an eviction case. Whether you manage one property or hundreds, our firm offers clear, region-based pricing for every stage of the process, from filing to lockout and beyond. Existing clients will retain their current pricing as long as their account remains active . Contents I. Landlord Pricing for 2026 II. Property Manager Pricing for 2026 II. Property Manager Pricing for 2026 III. Summary Ejectment Court Fees IV. Appeal Pricing Structure V. Money Owed Cases
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Holiday Celebrations and Rental Damage: Eviction Rights for North Carolina Landlords

Holiday Celebrations and Rental Damage: Eviction Rights for North Carolina Landlords While many renters enjoy the moment without trouble, not all New Year’s parties end well for landlords. With music blaring out of cranked speakers, a boatload of guests, a few dropped bottles, boozed up stumbles later, a year end party can quickly turn into next year's first headache. If the holidays left your rental worse for wear, then understanding where you stand under North Carolina's eviction laws and knowing what steps you should take, can make or break your case.
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House Bill 879 Explained: What North Carolina's Landlords, Property Managers & Investors Need To Know

House Bill 879 Explained House Bill 879 , or the Air Conditioning for Rental Properties bill, is a proposed legislation that could totally reshape a landlord’s responsibilities for residential rentals across the state, if passed. While the bill is still in legislative limbo, real estate professionals should take this time to understand its scope, implications, and prepare for the effects it will bring if it does get passed. In this entry of Eviction Essentials: Your Guide to Landlord-Tenant Law and Courtroom Drama in North Carolina , we aim to break down what HB 879 would mandate, who it affects, and what landlords and property managers should do to prepare if it becomes law.
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How to Properly Raise Rent: A Guide for Landlords

  How to Properly Raise Rent: A Guide for Landlords Rent increases are an unpleasant experience, to put it mildly, but they are an essential component of property management. It guarantees that landlords keep up with inflation, rising market prices, and property costs such as upkeep and maintenance. However, raising your tenant’s monthly bill may come with legal obligations, and breaking the rules could land you in hot water. In this entry of Eviction Essentials : Your Guide to Landlord-Tenant Law and Courtroom Drama in North Carolina , we'll take landlords through the legal requirements for raising rent, notice periods, allowable increases, and how to deal with tenant pushback while preserving a good landlord-tenant relationship. 1. Understand Your Local and State Laws Make sure you comply with local and state rules before you even consider increasing your tenant's rent. A few cities and states have rent control regulations that limit how much and how often rent can be rais...
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PARANORMAL PROPERTIES. Does North Carolina Have Any “Ghost Busting” Rules, Regulations, or Legal Legislations That a Landlord Needs to Learn?

  PARANORMAL PROPERTIES Does North Carolina Have Any “ Ghost Busting ” Rules, Regulations, or Legal Legislations That a Landlord Needs to Learn? Our homes are where we feel cozy, comfy, cool, and calm. A safe space where we’re protected by the walls of our own personal private kingdom. So by definition, a haunted house with spooky specters and ghastly ghouls is as far from a home as a house can get. In this entry of Eviction Essentials : Your Guide to Landlord-Tenant Law and Courtroom Drama in North Carolina , we dive deep into the details about disclosing a property’s paranormal past, and how it might get Landlords into a different type of scary situation. ( Plus , a few tips and tricks to spook-proof your property this Halloween ) 1. What is a “Stigmatized” Property? A "stigmatized" property is a real estate term for homes that might have psychological or paranormal baggage. These properties might be sites of tragic events, alleged hauntings, or other incidents t...
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