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A solid rent agreement should include key clauses to protect both landlords and tenants, such as rent amount, due date, and payment methods. Other essential terms include lease duration, security deposit details, maintenance responsibilities, rules for property use, and procedures for ending the lease.
Landlords own the rental property and some might think that they can enter it whenever they please. This however is not the case.
Updated 8/8/24 Documenting the condition of a rental property before a tenant moves in and after they move out is essential for protecting both landlords and tenants. One of the most effective ways to do this is by creating detailed…
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.
As a landlord, one of the biggest challenges is ensuring your tenants stay current with rent payments. By fostering open communication and setting clear expectations from the start, you can help prevent financial issues before they escalate into missed payments.
Renters insurance is great protection for not just the tenant but also the landlord. There are a number of benefits of making renters insurance a necessary requirement in the lease agreement. This means that any tenant not having renters insurance would be in violation of the lease.
Thinking about raising rent in 2025? Discover how to increase rent legally and respectfully in California without scaring off your best tenants. Here's how to do it right.
During shelter-in-place orders, California landlords must navigate new tenant rights and responsibilities, including rent payment adjustments and restrictions on evictions. Staying informed about local ordinances, maintaining clear communication with tenants, and offering flexibility when possible can help ensure compliance and minimize conflicts during these challenging times.
Landlords must follow federal laws when renting to tenants with disabilities. From understanding reasonable accommodations to handling modification requests, this guide explains everything you need to know to stay compliant and fair.
If a tenant leaves without notice, first confirm abandonment by checking for unpaid rent, lack of belongings, and no communication. Follow state laws to serve a Notice of Abandonment, document the situation, and handle any personal property left behind before re-renting the unit.