This is not one of the landlord stories we want to see in the news! We all know there are bad tenants, but there are far more respectable and legal methods for getting rid of troublesome tenants. We Believe Every Landlord Should Know Their Rights and Responsibilities As A Landlord The best advice we can […]
One reason many prospective real estate magnates hesitate to invest in rental properties is that they don’t think they will make good landlords. If this describes you, fear no more. Remember these five key points and you’ll have happy tenants and a healthy income stream. 1. Set a Reasonable Rent Set your rent based on […]
Landlord Tenant Laws and Statutes, Executive Orders, Hazard Control Resources Legal disputes are an inevitable event between landlords and tenants in the landlording business. Landlord Association.Org feels it is essential that you know and understand your responsibilities and legal rights as a landlord before taking any landlord-tenant issue(s) to the next step. Landlord Association.Org also feels […]
The Fair Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. 3601 et seq., prohibits discrimination by direct providers of housing, such as landlords and real estate companies as well as other entities, such as municipalities, banks or other lending institutions and homeowners insurance companies whose discriminatory practices make housing unavailable to persons because of:
What is property management? What does a property manager or property management company do? Property management is the operation of commercial and/or residential real estate. Property managers or property management companies are often hired to serve as liaisons between a landlord and the tenants. Some manage home owner associations (HOAs). Property managers may also manage […]
The best advice we can safely give is to any landlord is to read every lease or contract carefully and thoroughly. A signed lease or contract (including any attachments) is the binding contract between the landlord and tenant or management agency. This agreement allows each party to hold the other accountable to what is contained […]
