When you rent a place to live, you want to feel safe. At the same time, you also want to feel free to go about your life without others seeing everything that you do. Thus, if a landlord puts up cameras, you might question if they are justified and if they’re even...
Landlord/Tenant Law
Can landlords penalize tenants for thirdhand smoke damage?
Once the dangers of tobacco became well known, researchers and safety experts began warning the public of not only the direct consumption of tobacco products but also secondhand exposure. Those in close proximity to others ingesting tobacco products can end up...
In what ways can landlords lawfully restrict pet ownership?
Pets can benefit individuals and families alike. They can provide companionship, entertainment, protection and specific kinds of support. As a result, it can be difficult for renters when they learn that they are not permitted the freedom to own pets in the same ways...
What makes a good residential lease agreement? 2 tips
Whether you are a landlord or a potential tenant, you must ensure your lease agreement is adequate before signing it. It’s far simpler to make adjustments or walk away now than to deal with problems arising from an inadequate or misunderstood agreement. Here are some...
What can I do if my tenant is not paying rent?
As a landlord, it can be very frustrating when you rent a property you own, and your tenant does not pay their rent or is late paying their rent. It can be a delicate situation, especially if you like your tenant and know they care about your property and keep it neat...