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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. After he retired, he started a real-estate brokerage business with his sister that focuses on property management and leasing.

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

Property Management Inc.

It allows tenants the opportunity to pay rent, correct lease violations, or leave voluntarily before the situation escalates. Lease agreements typically outline specific rules, but local housing laws often fill in the gaps. Tackling Court Filing Fees Court costs can range from minor filing fees to larger attorney expenses.

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

MRI Software

Liability insurance covers attorney fees, court costs, and potential settlements to reduce financial strain. This can result in stronger tenant relationships and longer lease agreements. Rental units with frequent tenant turnover may pose higher risks of accidental damage or legal disputes.

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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. Whether it’s due to unpaid rent, a lease violation, or a tenant refusing to vacate, drafting a professional eviction notice is your first step in reclaiming control of your property.

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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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11 Steps to Take Before and During Leasing Season to Maximize Profit and Efficiency

Appfolio

In the residential leasing world, May through September are known as leasing season—with July and August typically seeing the most volume. To make the most of leasing season, property managers, leasing teams, and marketing managers need to be ready for increased demand and commit resources to encourage lease renewals.

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How to Keep Your Tenants Safe

American Apartment Owners Association

The signing of a rental lease agreement represents an expectation of trust between a landlord and a tenant. What can you do to give tenants that sense of safety when they move into your rental and what are your legal responsibilities to protect them from harm? A safe place to live is priceless.