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It can be pretty quick in California. They have a summary procedure for it. As I recall, it can be as quick as 30 days. Once the LL gets the order, it's not a problem to get the sheriff to go out and enforce it.
The biggest issue from the LL side is following all of the procedures. Because it is a summary procedure, all the rules have to be followed exactly. Most LL's (and their attys) make mistakes, in the contents of the notices, the service of the notice, timing, etc. So a good tenant's atty can usually delay things for a bit on procedural issues.
Downside from the tenant's side? The tenant gets forceably evicted. Can be a bit of a problem, esp. if there is nowhere else to go.
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