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     By:Brian Davis

    Nevada, like all states, has a complex and confusing set of landlord tenant laws, affecting everything from what must be included in a Nevada lease agreement to limits on fees and deposits. Here's a summary of some of those laws, in plain English, for Nevada landlords and property managers.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Your Free Residential Lease Agreement Guide for Landlords

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Are you looking for a free residential lease agreement for your rental property? Then learn these important landlord tips for making sure that you have an effective and iron clad lease agreement.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Rental Applications and Tenant Screening

     By:Brian Davis

    While a lot of lip service is paid to the importance of rental applications and tenant screening, there are still countless landlords each year who unnecessarily face tenant lawsuits, evictions, and trashed rental properties simply because they neglected to aggressively screen out the bad apples. Here are some specific instructions to help prevent nightmare tenants through strong screening, an investment that pays off many times over.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Illinois Lease & Landlord Tenant Law Summary

     By:Brian Davis

    Illinois has its own complex and confusing landlord tenant laws, regulating everything to lease language to security deposit caps to eviction notice rules. Here's a shorthand version of those laws, to help Illinois landlords navigate these often treacherous waters.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Points in a Typical Lease Agreement

     By:Sonia Smith

    A standard lease agreement is vital to both the landlord and the tenant. A landlord cannot proceed on operating a rental home unless he provides a lease agreement or contract that conforms to the laws in the state and at the same time, a tenant cannot live in the rental home without signing the lease agreement.


    In Category - Home Renting


  • Your Standard Lease Agreement and the Vital Details It Must Have

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Creating a standard lease agreement requires you to include every critical part. Learn what are the important ingredients that should be included so that your agreement is legal and ironclad.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Real Estate Purchase Agreement Form: What You Really Must Know

     By:Allan Cole

    A real estate purchase agreement is a life-changing document for most people, but few pay enough attention to the details. Uncover the must-know facts of your real estate purchase contract now.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Lease Agreement Forms: Is Your Rental Lease Agreement AirTight?

     By:Allan Cole

    If you are a landlord or tenant, it's hard to imagine anything more important than a lease agreement form. Before signing any lease agreement forms, make sure you nail down these must-know details.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • How to Raise the Rent Without Losing Tenants

     By:Brian Davis

    Raising the rent can be a contentious move, with a variety of risks. Here are some tips for increasing the rent on your rental lease units smoothly and successfully.


    In Category - Property Management
  • What is Tenancy at Will and Is it Right for Your Rental Property

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    A tenancy at will is a more informal type of rental agreement which can be a good thing or bad thing depending on what you need. Find out if a tenancy at will is the right of lease for you today.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Rental Investing & How to Calculate Cap Rates

     By:Brian Davis

    Cap rates, or capitalization rates, are often used to determine (or discuss) income-producing rental properties, and are based on the ratio of income created by rental agreements and the purchase price of the property. Here's an explanation of how they're calculated, and the various uses of capitalization rates in rental real estate investing.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Importance of HOA and Why Do You Need to Consider it When Preparing a Contract

     By:Roby Hicks

    The Homeowners Association is an essential body necessary to maintain a certain planned development. All the residents in the developed neighborhood are obliged to become members. They have officers that facilitate the association. They are also responsible for creating and enforcing certain laws and regulations that govern the neighborhood.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Rent to Own Contract: What Lies Hidden in a Rent to Own Form?

     By:Allan Cole

    A rent to own agreement is a sticky piece of work - You have an option to purchase and lease all rolled into one. Before signing any rent to own contract, you should know these important details.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Landlord Tips for Minor Maintenance

     By:Roby Hicks

    Landlords are responsible for many things. First, they need to provide a safe living space. All the major systems have to be working too. This is essential to attract renters. Without renters, the landlord will not earn.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • What to Do When Tenants Breach the Lease

     By:Roby Hicks

    You have a lot of responsibilities as a landlord. One of them is to respond to the breach of contract. There is a breach of contract if the tenant fails to pay the rent on the agreed date. There is also a breach of contract if the tenant fails to follow one section or more sections in the lease agreement. What will you do when this happens?


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Picking Rental Lease Agreements that are Right for Your Property

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Before you jump in and ink your rental lease agreements, it's crucial that you know the different types of tenancy for landlords. Find out how to pick your perfect rental lease agreement today.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • What You Should Expect at Closing

     By:Sonia Smith

    The costs of closing are fees you will have to pay when buying a home. This could include lenders and third party fees.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • All about Backing Out of a Property Transaction

     By:Laura Nash

    There may be times when either the buyer or the seller might want to walk out of the deal that they entered into. While some of these reasons are backed by a valid and legal reason there are times when backing out of the deal is not allowed and the party walking out of the deal may have to pay to back out of an offer. In order to give the buyer as well as the seller to rethink of their decision, each property transaction has a period called the attorney review period within which they are free to back out of the deal.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • You Should Know the Steps to Take When Tenants are Late with Rent Payments

     By:marco benavides

    If you are a first-time landlord, you should know the steps that you can take when tenants are late with rent payments. While it is true that most states have enacted similar statutes, there may be different timeframes and notification procedures. If the tenant has not responded within the allotted time, you have the option of sending an attorney's warning letter, advising the tenant that to pay rent and late fees before court eviction proceedings begin.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • If You are a Tenant, You Should Know How to Enforce Your Rights

     By:marco benavides

    At times, tenant-landlord relationships get to the point where the tenant feels as if the landlord is trying to force him/her out of the rental. We should back up for a moment and say that you should always try to keep the lines of communication open with your landlord. Once you have enough documentation, you can contact an attorney and see whether you have a case to take to court. After all, if you lose the court case, you do not want to get stuck paying your legal bills as well as your landlord's.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • The Fair Housing Act Described

     By:Sonia Smith

    The Fair Housing Act protects people against discrimination from housing providers, mortgage lenders and rental property owners. In the act, there are certain provisions that makes it unlawful for anyone to refuse housing to people due to color, race, origin or disability.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Real Estate Investing for Any Market

     By:Brian Davis

    Is the poor market hurting your real estate investing and rental business? Here are five tips to help keep your rental business afloat during this challenging real estate market.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Landlords - How to Handle Maintenance Complaints

     By:Roby Hicks

    Having a property for rent is a good investment. It allows you to earn without taking a lot of your time. However, you have to know that landlords have responsibilities too. They have to see to it that the properties they own are safe for their renters. They also have to abide with the rules set for tenants and landlords. Additionally, they have to follow the regulation of the homeowners’ association in their area. Most importantly, they have to attend to the complaints made by their renters.


    In Category - Property Management
  • The Role And Hiring Of Your Real Estate Attorney

     By:William King

    Real estate attorney can be a great help in transactions and agreements related to real estate. Some people overlook their importance. Doing this can expose them to legal complications and errors.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Understanding Rental Agreements

     By:Roby Hicks

    What is rental agreement and why is it important? The said agreement is about the use of the property to be rented and its premises. This is a contract between the landlord and the tenant. The contract will indicate the parties involved in the contract. This means that the tenant and the landlord will be identified. The address of the property to be rented will also be indicated as well as the terms of the contract and amount involved. Aside from that, rules and regulations will also be indicated. The contract will specify what the responsibilities of the tenants are including the things they cannot do.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Useful Tips in Finding Good Tenants

     By:Roby Hicks

    Having your property rented is among the best ways to earn extra today. Not only that, many have been successful in running rental properties. However, it will not be that easy if you have problematic tenants. You will surely be stressed out if your tenants do not pay their dues on time and if they damage your property. There are other problems that these type of tenants can cause, so make sure that you avoid them. To do that, you need to follow a strict screening process.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Ways to Keep Good Tenants

     By:Roby Hicks

    Property owners who have their homes rented want to earn. And in order to do that, they have to make sure that they find good tenants. Good tenants are those who pay their dues on time. They also take care of the property and most importantly, they uphold the lease agreement. However, not all tenants are good. This is the reasons why landlords follow a screening procedure. Since it is difficult to find a good tenant, it is vital that you learn how to keep them.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Important Guidelines on How to Rent Apartments

     By:Aadi Sharma

    Almost 70% of residential real estate is used as rent in India. For many staying in rented apartments is very convenient. Individuals who lack enough financial resources to buy flats go for rented apartments. In many high tech cities where young professionals transfer for jobs look out for temporary rental accommodations. Going for rental options is also quite common among students who mainly travel to bigger cities to pursue higher studies.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • What to Consider in Rent to Own Homes

     By:Roby Hicks

    Owning a house is among the dreams of many people. However, not everyone gets the opportunity to purchase one. This is because of many reasons. First, it is expensive, thus, only few can afford it. Some have bad credit as well. This hinders them from qualifying for a mortgage. And others do not have enough to make the required down payment.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Understanding Mexican Real Estate Trust Agreements

     By:Melissa Chappell

    The processes involved in acquiring Mexican real estate are relatively straight forward, yet a little bit of initial knowledge can go a long way in comprehending the regulations relating to the purchasing processes.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal


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