In real estate law, the rights of the tenant in a lease or rental are often stressed as being more important. However, the risk taken on by the landlord is equally significant, and landlords rights exist to protect their needs as well. Among the many landlords rights, the landlord right to evict tenants to often stands above others as one of the most important. Although the eviction process can be quite taxing, it can prove worthy for landlords to regain losses and remove tenants who have violated the lease. Other substantial examples of landlords rights include: the landlord right to enter, the landlord right to rent, and the landlord right to screen tenants.