Navigate the complexities of lease termination with our guide on crafting a legally sound 30-day notice to tenant, ensuring clear communication and protecting your rights as a landlord. Key Takeaways Legal Compliance: Ensure your 30-day notice to tenant adheres to legal standards, specifying clear reasons for lease termination. Clear Communication: Provide concise yet comprehensive information,…Read More
No matter how much experience you have in the rental industry, you must remember the rental lease agreement is the backbone of your business. This agreement between you and your tenants sets the standard for how the rental period will pass. What dates will the rental period cover? What are the rules for using the…Read More
A rent roll is a simple concept that sometimes is misunderstood, but landlords need to realize the benefits that using one regularly can have on their business. Why are rent rolls so easily misunderstood? Because the roll can have different applications depending on who is requesting the rent roll. What landlords need to know is…Read More
When it comes time for a tenant to move on from one of your rental properties, you need to make sure you have the right tools to remind them it’s time to go. Most tenants will be aware that their lease is up and talk with you about the upcoming changes. In some cases, you…Read More
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on rental forms, the essential paperwork that shapes the landlord-tenant relationship. In the realm of leasing, paperwork is pivotal. Ever wondered about the key rental forms you should keep on file? Look no further. In this guide, we’ll navigate the crucial documents every landlord must have, from the foundational rental…Read More
Have you ever found yourself digging through piles of papers trying to find rental paperwork that you swore you kept? Landlord documents can be hard to keep track of, but having your documentation in line is key to being successful in the business. If you can’t find the hard copy of your lease agreement, you…Read More
Updated January 2021 Collecting rent is one of the primary aspects of your rental business, and there are many ways to bring in that cash flow. Some landlords prefer their tenants using checks; others accept cash. Depending on where you live, you might even be restricted by your state and local laws with regard to…Read More
Have you ever had a tenant move out because they want to find somewhere they can buy or live for a long-term tenancy? Landlords in some areas will be asked if lease to own agreements are an option at their properties. Even if you haven’t considered this setup before, rent-to-own homes can be a great…Read More
Do you provide internet access for tenants at your properties? These days, technology is more of an expectation than a bonus. Many potential renters will filter their rental browsing list down by whether or not an internet connection is provided or pre-installed. For that reason, landlords around the world are more and more frequently providing…Read More
Are you worried about the condition that your properties will be kept in when a tenant is living in them? That’s completely natural. All landlords worry that a new tenant might destroy their property, but the simple fact is that you have to give tenants a chance. Giving them a chance, however, doesn’t mean that…Read More
