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Ask Landlord Hank: If Heater Goes Out in My Rental, Should I Give Tenants Credit While Awaiting Repair?

Rental Housing Journal

If the heater goes out in my rental should I give tenants credit while awaiting the repair is the question this week for Ask Landlord Hank. Remember Hank is not an attorney and he is not offering legal advice. As a child, Hank Rossi sometimes helped his father take care of the family rental-maintenance business.

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Do I need landlord liability insurance? key benefits and tips for adequate coverage

MRI Software

By understanding your options, you can make informed decisions to protect your rental property investment and ensure long-term financial security. Landlord liability insurance is a type of coverage designed to protect property owners from financial losses due to accidents or damages occurring at their rental property.

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Understanding Fair Notice Periods: A Landlord's Guide to Smooth Evictions

Property Management Inc.

When it comes to managing a rental property, evictions often feel like the uninvited guest that overstays their welcome. Tackling Court Filing Fees Court costs can range from minor filing fees to larger attorney expenses. Do You Need an Attorney? An attorney isn’t always required, but their expertise can help.

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How to Draft a Professional Eviction Notice: Essential Steps and Tips

Property Management Inc.

It’s a word that no landlord wants to utter, yet it’s an inevitable part of managing rental properties. An eviction notice is a formal document that informs tenants they must vacate the rental property by a specific date. Consult local laws or an attorney to determine how to proceed without jeopardizing your case.

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Arizona AG Warns Landlords Of Air Conditioning Requirements

Rental Housing Journal

As temperatures rise into the triple digits, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is warning landlords about air conditioning requirements under the state’s landlord-tenant law, according to a release. If your landlord continues to fail to repair the broken AC, you may file a consumer complaint with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.

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How to Keep Your Tenants Safe

American Apartment Owners Association

In other words, the landlord has followed the local building or housing codes and ordinances which address the structural integrity of the rental unit along with the tenants health and safety. Suspicious Activity: Most leases have a provision banning illicit actions inside rental units.

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After a Wildfire: Essential Steps for Property Recovery

Beach Front Property Management

If the policy wording is unclear, consult a local attorney specializing in insurance law. Additionally, a homeowner’s rental unit insurance usually does not cover resident belongings. Homeowners should review their liability insurance coverage with an attorney to ensure they are protected against such claims.