Tenant Holdover – What You Should Know
Understanding what a tenant holdover is and how it can affect your business is vital if you’re a landlord. Just as vital is knowing what …
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Are Landlords Responsible for Pest Control?
Pests showing up in rental units is a problem. But, while pests are a big problem, the conflicts between tenant and landlord and who’s responsible …
Move-in Fees vs. Security Deposits: A Guide for Landlords and Renters
There are several important factors for you to consider as you look for a new space to rent. The lot’s amenities, your personal needs, and …
Rent Reporting: Pros and Cons for Landlords and Tenants
Rent reporting to the major credit bureaus is an in-demand service with landlords and for good reason. Historically, landlords have been slower to adopt this …
Security Cameras and Rental Properties: Landlord and Tenant Rights
The question of privacy is one that’s grown increasingly pervasive in today’s culture. Your average website or app collects data from the whole of your …
Lease Addendums: What They Are and How to Write One
The lease tenants receive when moving into a new property doesn’t have to be comprehensive. Lease addendums ensure that landlords and tenants alike can modify …
What Is Subleasing and Subletting?
Moving into a rental property is a commitment. Regardless of the length of a person’s lease, that person is still committing to remaining on another …
How Many Noise Complaints Until Eviction?
Life is not a quiet event. However, if you live on rental property or manage an apartment building, you have to balance your own needs …
The Least Landlord-Friendly States
No matter where you are in the nation, people need housing. That said, each state can create its own housing legislation. That means the rules …
The Top 5 Landlord Friendly States
When you’re a landlord, you’re also your property’s maintenance person, marketer, tax attorney, and more. As you bring new tenants to your property, you want …
