My fiancé is being relocated for work and we need a place in two weeks. We are more than willing to pay an extra deposit.

First thing, make sure you are truly talking about an eviction and not just a broken lease, they are two different things. Landlords cannot evict, only the courts can evict. If the prior landlord asked you to move because you couldn\'t pay your rent, that would be a broken lease. If they did file and were granted an eviction by the courts, then yes, it\'s an eviction. Broken leases tend to have a little more leeway. It also helps if you \"settle up\" with the prior landlord. Often times they will settle for less than what they initially wanted as far as fines and such to settle it. More desirable complexes and properties will probably not accept the application. Others will with additional deposit and/or rent up front.