When investing in property to rent to tenants, you take on immense responsibility. Many people consider rental income to be passive, but you still have to work to remain within the letter of the law and maintain a good relationship with your tenants. While you should...
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Year: 2023
Reasonable accommodations for tenants with disabilities
As a landlord, you have a set of obligations to your tenant. Understanding your responsibilities can help prevent common disputes between landlords and tenants. For example, your tenants may ask you to provide accommodations due to a disability, but if you do not know...
When to reconsider a property after an inspection
Inspections are a must-have when investing in new property. While a piece of property may look like a good deal, you will not know the extent of the deal until you have an inspection report in your hand. An inspection report can help you determine if the home is safe...
What to know about security deposit disputes
The security deposit is the money you take from your tenant to protect yourself if the tenant breaks any lease terms. You can use the deposit to pay for damages, cleaning, key replacement or to pay for unpaid rent. It is vital to understand security deposits before...
3 title issues to watch out for
While purchasing a new piece of property can be an exciting venture, you also have to watch out for various risks. The more you watch out for, the less likely you will make a mistake that may compromise your investment. If the seller has unresolved problems with the...
How tax liens may impact your real estate investment
When investing in real estate, most people perform a title search to check for any tax liens. However, if someone does not do a check or if someone misses a lien on the property, it can become a problem later for the buyer. If you have an interest in real estate...