Depends on where the eviction is occurring (some states/cities/counties are faster/slower). When I worked for a property manager, you didn't have to wait weeks

Depends on where the eviction is occurring (some states/cities/counties are faster/slower). When I worked for a property manager, you didn't have to wait weeks for the deputies to show up. If an eviction was scheduled for a date, a deputy is there. The landlord hires contractors to move everything onto the curb, and the deputy is there to ensure there's no violence. If there's really this many evictions, they'll likely group them so that less deputies will be required. Hopefully lots of things will slow it down, but I doubt that's one of them. The only thing that will definitely slow it down is to have longer moratoriums.