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From listing a rental to move-out, the tenancy process follows five key phases. Learn the complete journey of renting a property, from tenant screening to lease termination.
In a rental property, there is a distinction between "wear and tear" and "damages" that is important for both landlords and tenants to understand. Here's the difference between the two terms
California landlords must follow strict bed bug laws covering habitability, disclosures, and tenant rights. Learn what the law requires, how to comply, and the best practices to protect your rental property.
What happens when you have dirty tenants is that your property can smell badly and its condition and value starts to deteriorate before expected. This is the right time to take action if you want to save your real estate’s property value and rental value.
Landlords can minimize the risk of tenant lawsuits by maintaining their properties, following local rental laws, and communicating clearly with tenants. Documenting all interactions, adhering to fair housing regulations, and addressing issues promptly help foster positive relationships and avoid legal disputes.
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?
Changing locks on rental property becomes a big issue for both landlords and tenants as if they aren't aware of the rules regarding lock changing.
Identity theft has become the number one crime not only in the US but everywhere around the world. This is why renters have become increasingly hesitant in providing their Social Security Number to landlords because they cannot trust a person whom they have met just once or twice.
It is true that addition of necessary appliances for your rental property like refrigerator or cooking range make the property more attractive to tenants but there are some items that can and do create liability issues and maintenance problems. The following list will introduce you to those must-not have appliances and amenities at your rental unit.
If your tenant stops paying rent, start by communicating with them to understand the situation and discuss possible payment arrangements. If payment issues persist, follow legal procedures for serving a notice to pay or quit, ensuring you comply with local and state laws to protect your rights as a landlord.