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Renting property can come with many exciting challenges for all landlords whether they be skilled veterans or part time novices. Learning how to evict a tenant without a lease shouldn’t necessarily be part of every landlord’s learning process but it can happen, especially when you are just starting out and only starting to get a ..Read More
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Landlords who have been renting and managing rental property for years can tell you how physically signing and possessing a paper copy of a rental agreement feels more “legit” and “real”. Some have succumbed to the curiosity of converting their rental agreements to electronic formats. Some, just plain out refuse. The younger, newer property owners ..Read More
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There are two main types of leases. Fixed term and month-to-month. Many landlords prefer to have a stable and long tenant in their rental. Most of the time, this works. We’ll go over 5 reasons why you might want to start using a month-to-month lease with your future tenants. The top reason why you would ..Read More
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If the tenants fail to follow any of the clauses mentioned in the lease, the landlord has the right to terminate the lease early after notifying them. This would be called terminating with cause. However, what if the landlord needs to terminate the lease early?
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It is a fact that not every tenant would want to rent your unit on a long-term basis; some might want to stay for one lease term while some may stay for as long as five years. It all depends upon the camaraderie between tenant and landlord along with other things.
Filed under: Lease and Rental Agreements
In the real estate business, Lease is a contract that lasts between 6 to 12 months and expires afterwards. Conversely, rental agreement is short-term contract signed between renter and property owner and it provides details about the periodic payments to be made on a month-to-month basis. Usually property owners lease their property and define the ..Read More
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The tenant rights in California are more generous than in many other states of the U.S. Landlords in California must not forget that being a landlord is a business, and if they don’t take serious actions and steps against the non-paying tenants, their businesses will eventually suffer. This is particularly true of Los Angeles, California ..Read More
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When you’re about to start renting your investment property, one of the first things on your list should be a well drafted lease. Choosing to go with a lawyer to help you draft the lease is an excellent idea since your attorney has experience in this area and will make sure you dot all your ..Read More
Filed under: Lease and Rental Agreements
The lease agreement is the most important document during any tenancy as it dictates the terms of agreement between the landlord and the tenant. One of the basic aspects of a lease agreement is the length of the tenancy with the lease expiring once that period is over. However, there is more than one way ..Read More
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The debate regarding long-term tenancy agreements being beneficial or not is a tedious one. Some tenants argue that long-term tenancy agreements are a good thing as they allow the tenant to stay in the rental property for a long time period. However, landlords often feel that a long-term tenancy is burdensome for them and might ..Read More
Filed under: Lease and Rental Agreements