I have a dispute with my tenant, and it needs to end

A tenant who will not leave, will not pay, or will not listen does not have to keep costing you your property. We handle the notices, the filings and the court process.

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How we handle it, start to finish

Most NRIs rent out their property to stop it sitting empty. Sometimes the tenant becomes the problem instead. Evicting a tenant who will not go is hard enough in person. It is harder still from thousands of miles away, and tenants often know it.

We have a dedicated, pan-India team for landlord-tenant disputes, so distance is never the obstacle it feels like.

1
We investigate
We gather the evidence and tenancy history needed to build a strong case for your property.
2
We file the notice
We prepare and serve the legal eviction notice your tenant is required to act on.
3
We go to court, if needed
If the notice is ignored, we file and manage the litigation on your behalf.
4
We work to recover your property
We see the case through to resolution, so you can use, sell or re-let your property again.
5
We confirm it is closed
Once the property is vacated, we confirm the handover so there are no loose ends later.

This might be you

Your tenant has stopped paying rent and is ignoring your calls and notices.
You want your property back to sell, move into, or hand to family, and your tenant will not leave.
You suspect your tenant has sublet the property or damaged it without permission.

It is common for tenants to ignore eviction notices, often assuming a distant landlord will not follow through. Proving them wrong, quickly and properly, is what our team is built to do.

Tenancy laws across India have shifted to better protect landlords in recent years, and some states have specific provisions for NRI owners. Using them correctly is what actually gets your property back.

One fee, fixed before we start

We use a fixed fee model. You get an all-inclusive quote upfront, with no hidden costs and no hourly billing. You'll know exactly what you are paying before we start.

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Your tenant questions, answered

My tenant will not leave even after I have given notice. What now?

We move to filing and managing the eviction case in court on your behalf.

Do I need to be in India for this?

In most cases, no. Our team handles the investigation, filing and court process locally.

Do tenancy laws actually protect landlords?

Yes. Rent laws across India have shifted to better protect landlords, with some specific protections for NRI owners.

How long does an eviction usually take?

It depends on your state and whether the tenant contests the case, and the timeline is ultimately set by the court. We give you a realistic estimate once we have reviewed it.

Why is this harder for NRIs specifically?

Tenants often take advantage of knowing the owner is not there to act quickly. Carrying out an eviction while you are overseas adds complexity, which is exactly why we built a dedicated, pan-India team for it.

What is the very first step?

Tell us what is happening and share any paperwork you have, even informal messages or a verbal agreement. We take it from there.

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