Owning and renting out property can be a tricky business. Most of the time, renters take pretty good care of the spaces they inhabit – and if they don’t, that’s what security deposits are for. But what if the tenant has a pet that causes significant property damage beyond what’s covered by the security deposit… Read more »
When accepting a new tenant, every landlord has to draft a lease agreement. After all, a lease, details exactly what you, the landlord, and the future tenant are responsible for. This not only prevents any confusion between you and your tenant, but it can also protect you from a potential lawsuit. But how do you… Read more »