Landlord Resources

In this article, we’ll go over everything a landlord needs to know when evicting a tenant. We'll also discuss the rights of both landlords and tenants and provide tips for record-keeping to help avoid issues during eviction.

Navigating the intricacies of eviction and rental laws can be daunting for landlords and tenants. This article explains the eviction process in South Carolina and highlights common eviction reasons, the proper steps for filing complaints, and the nuances of default judgments and appeals.

A squatter is a person who occupies a property or part of land without the owner’s permission. In Florida, squatting is legally allowed and a genuine concern for many homeowners. That’s why it’s crucial to understand Florida squatter’s rights laws so you’re always prepared.

The Oklahoma eviction process is a strict process that is largely governed by eviction notices. But before you can even start the eviction process, you have to understand eviction law, which outlines the reasons you can file for eviction in Oklahoma in the first place.

Whether you're a landlord looking to repossess your rental property or a tenant facing the threat of eviction, knowing the details of the Florida eviction process is crucial. We'll explore how long an eviction takes, each step involved, and what you can expect throughout the process.

If you’re new to renting in California, you may feel overwhelmed by the local landlord-tenant laws, especially since they are unique to other states. But with a little reading, you’ll have a better idea of landlord and tenant rights in no time.

Unlock the potential of a tenant portal: Streamline maintenance, and rent payments, and foster stronger landlord-tenant connections. The tenant portal app is made to improve the daily rental experience, making essential tasks as easy as a few clicks on a smartphone—no need to leave home.

As a landlord, it's your responsibility to carefully evaluate the pros and cons of allowing pets and create a pet policy suitable for your property. Whether you choose to allow pets or not, it is necessary to include a pet policy in a lease agreement. 

In this guide, we provide key takeaways to adeptly manage challenging tenant behaviors and explore strategies for preventing and efficiently handling tenant challenges to ensure a seamless property management experience.

Renter's insurance is a win-win solution for both landlords and tenants, providing a safety net and peace of mind in unexpected situations. It's not just a theoretical concept; it's a real-life example that many landlords personally experienced in their journey.

An Emotional Support Animal is a companion animal that provides therapeutic support to individuals with emotional or psychological disabilities. ESAs are typically prescribed by licensed mental health professionals and can be any type of animal, such as a dog, cat, or even a miniature horse. 

Those tenants who opt in for rent reporting are more likely to build their credit history faster, especially as rent payments possess strong predictive power into a consumer's likelihood of making payments on other credit obligations.

When it comes to renting with pets, landlords and renters often have different views. After surveying 1,000 tenants, it was found that approximately 90% of renters have pets. Around 69% of landlords do not allow pets in their rental properties due to concerns about potential pet-related issues.

Have you ever rented out the property for residential purposes, but then discovered that your tenant used it as a home office without consent? Is it considered a breach of tenancy, or should it be accepted?