You’re a landlord for a duplex in New York City. Most of the time, things work out well, and there are two tenants in the duplex who tend to get along. But this is not always the case, and you know that conflicts may occur. For example, maybe one of the tenants has made some […]

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Landlords can potentially build their personal wealth by accruing equity in residential properties. However, every tenant is theoretically a threat to the property that they own. After a tenant leaves, a landlord could discover significant damage to the rental unit. They then have to make costly repairs before a new tenant can take possession of […]

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A lease is an agreement between landlords and tenants. Not only does a lease establish the conditions of a tenant’s use of a property but it can also clarify expectations and responsibilities for both landlords and tenants.  If there is a dispute between the landlord and tenant, then a lease may be an important document to resolve […]

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