by Tim Baldwin | Jun 26, 2024 | Lease Agreements
Unless your rental property is in isolation from neighbors, chances are, you will receive complaints from your tenant that they are experiencing problems with a neighbor. When that happens, what can a landlord do? This kind of question was posted recently by a...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 20, 2024 | Lease Agreements
Cleaning Supplies Leasing and rental standards vary from county to county and region to region in the United States. States’ laws vary on the matter of landlords charging fees to tenants. Some states limit the amount of fees that can be charged to tenants while other...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 14, 2024 | Law, Evictions, Lease Agreements
Moving Boxes Florida Statutes secs. 83.56, .57, .575, .59, and .682 provide the methods by which a landlord can terminate a tenancy. The landlord and tenant must comply with the notice requirements to terminate a tenancy. For landlords, the tenancy termination events...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 13, 2024 | Notices, Evictions, Lease Agreements
Overgrown Lawn In a problem tenant scenario, tenants who have shown unwillingness to follow the rules and terms of the lease should be viewed with strict scrutiny, meaning that “excuses” given by the tenant for not being able to comply with the lease should not be...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 7, 2024 | Lease Agreements
Security Deposit Lease Provision Historically, landlords have required tenants to pay a security deposit at the beginning of the lease agreement to help secure the tenant’s faithful performance of the tenant’s lease obligations. But in recent years,...
by Tim Baldwin | Apr 15, 2024 | Lease Agreements, Law, Uncategorized
Make no mistake: the landlord business is riddled with potential problems, pitfalls, and liabilities. The profit margins in the rental business can be narrow enough without losing revenue, incurring unnecessary expenses, and dealing with tenant problems, all of which...
