As a landlord, have you ever pondered the tipping point for eviction when a tenant crosses the line and violates their lease in some way? You’re in the same boat as many landlords. Lease breaches can turn the landlord-tenant dynamic into a legal maze, especially when it comes to seemingly minor infractions like a late…Read More
In an ideal world, every landlord would be fortunate with tenants who consistently pay rent on time, treat the property with care, and adhere to the lease agreement’s terms and conditions. However, as most landlords know all too well, reality doesn’t always align with this ideal. Despite rigorous screening, problematic tenants can still find their…Read More
Explore practical strategies to encourage tenants to vacate without resorting to eviction, balance legal rights with respectful communication and incentives, and learn how to navigate tenant turnover smoothly and ethically. Key Takeaways Respectful Communication: Clearly and politely communicate with tenants about their need to move out, ensuring a transparent and understanding approach. Cash for Keys:…Read More
Explore the controversial yet effective “Cash for Keys” strategy, a pragmatic solution for landlords navigating tenant evictions. Discover how this approach can streamline property reclamation while maintaining respect and fairness for all parties involved. Key Takeaways Legality and Ethics: Cash for keys is a legal and ethical alternative to eviction if conducted transparently and consensually….Read More
Dealing with late rent during eviction can be complex for landlords, balancing legal obligations and financial implications. Key Takeaways: Eviction starts with a pay or quit notice. Accepting late rent may waive eviction rights. Partial payments can reset the eviction process. Tenant screening can help avoid late rent situations. State and local laws may affect…Read More
As a landlord, it’s essential to know all the different notices you can give your tenants, including the 60-day notice to vacate or the 60-day eviction notice. This notice informs the tenant that they must move out of the rental property within 60 days or less. Writing a 60-day notice to vacate can be overwhelming…Read More
Do you have someone living in your rental property who is not on the lease, and you want them to leave or need to pursue eviction? Knowing how to proceed can be challenging for landlords, whether it’s because of expired leases or inherited tenants. Under the law, someone living in your rental property without a…Read More
Are squatters unlawfully living in your property? The rise of squatter incidents have left many landlords feeling helpless, as some laws actually protect squatters and don’t consider the negative impact this activity has on landlords. Along with the frustration, increased stress, and financial strain caused by illegal occupancy, the eviction process can be drawn out…Read More
There’s one word all experienced landlords have come to fear: eviction. Nothing is worse for a landlord than going through the long and expensive process of evicting a tenant. Many landlords hope to avoid this nightmare by performing an eviction records search on their potential tenants. But, how do you make sense of the results…Read More
Updated November 2021 As COVID-19 continues to play a role in how you do business as a landlord, you’ve likely gotten more accustomed to how eviction and foreclosure moratoriums have been used over the last year to help renters, homeowners, and landlords navigate the pandemic. Multiple phases of the moratorium on evictions have been implemented,…Read More
