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Landlords can protect themselves and their tenants by ensuring the lease agreement includes a provision that indicates that no painting or decorating the interior or exterior will occur without prior w...
See Full GuideLandlords should be aware that sometimes tenants fail to move in and tenant sometimes fail to move out. Landlords need to have an alternative plan for each scenario. To the extent possible, that plan s...
See Full GuideThe Security Deposit is frequently a point of friction between landlords and tenants. Many leases have the security deposit and the rental amount the same. This often leads to tenants notifying the la...
See Full GuideLandlords and tenants need to understand the landlord as property owner needs to have reasonable access to the property, with appropriate notice, for purposes of making repairs, and providing tradesmen...
See Full GuideFrequently tenants leave property behind when they vacate a premises. When that happens a landlord must treat it as abandoned property. In most states, the landlord must notify the tenant of how to cl...
See Full GuideLandlords are not simply entitled to keep security deposits. Most lease agreements require a tenant to pay a security deposit to cover damage caused by the tenant or in the case of default. After a te...
See Full GuideEviction is a process. Its a legal action by a landlord to remove a tenant from a rental property. Every state has laws that regulate the eviction process. A landlord can evict a tenant for the nonpay...
See Full GuideTenants have a right to exclusivity of the property and to be free from unreasonable landlord presence. A tenant has a right to privacy. A landlord should not enter a tenants rental unit without first ...
See Full GuideThe lease agreement should specify who has the duty to make repairsthe tenant or the Landlord. A landlord must make some repairs even if a rental agreement does not specify these duties because landlor...
See Full GuideLandlords are required to provide a safe environment for their tenants. In many states, landlords are legally responsible for the failure to keep tenants safe from dangerous conditions on a property or...
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