Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
You would need to incorporate as a non-profit corporation with the Georgia Secretary of State and then apply for tax exempt status with the IRS.
Ask your attorney. If he/she doesn't know, get a new attorney. Generally, a new lease does not act as a release of claims for the previous...
You can provide the tenant written notice that they either sign a written lease or vacate the premises after sixty (60) days. This is because you...
It is always better to be an incorporated entity (assuming it is done right) than a sole proprietorship/partnership. Especially if you are going...
There is no required minimum, but I would scan it and keep it indefinitely. It can't take up much space, and you don't need to retain the original.
I agree with Mr. Hopkins. Such a provision is unenforceable (vs. "illegal") because a tenant may not waive a right to a formal eviction. However,...
Yes, one limited liability company (LLC) may have multiple divisions / lines of business. However, you should consider creating a holding/parent...
Generally, the person who caused the flood is responsible for the flooding. You can also file a claim with your renter's insurance carrier.
This is not a landlord-tenant case other than the plaintiff happens to be your former tenant. I've updated the practice area, but either way you...
You can get a P.O. box for your principal office address, but you will need a real, physical location for the registered agent address. You can use...
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