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How to Handle Dangerous Tenants
Discovering that you have dangerous tenants living in your rental investment is a landlord’s worst nightmare. Many tenants are decent people who will live quietly and just want a home to live life from. With most tenants, the worst you expect might be the occasional noise complaint, a parking spot dispute, or accidental damage. As a landlord, you are prepared to deal with a few hurdles and to be understanding about normal complaints. You know what to do if a tenant doesn’t pay rent and you may even be prepared to start an eviction process for bad tenants who break house rules, but what do you do when you get
As a landlord, you typically lease rental properties for 12-month periods. One year is a standard amount of time for people to comfortably decide where they will be in the …
Maintenance is an important question in any rental agreement. What should tenants call you about? What are you legally required to handle, and what should you take care of for …
When you own a rental property, DIY renovations can be a great way to invest in property value without breaking your budget. There are many projects you can do yourself …