Renting
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2 Options for Dealing with Residential Rental Vacancies
Residential rental vacancies are a burden on a landlord because they don't bring in any income and the landlord still has to spend money to maintain them. That is why landlords will try their best to attract tenants to their ...
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3 Actions a Tenant can Take Against You
When you are dealing with a troublesome tenant, you will have to learn how to be flexible because if the problems escalate, more problems can arise. If the tenant is not willing to work with you to resolve problems, they may ...
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3 Appropriate Responses to Your Tenants Lease Violation
If you feel your tenant has committed a lease violation, you have a legal right to act accordingly. Since it is important to keep a residence occupied in order to generate income, ensure you are responding appropriately and ...
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3 Bad Reasons to Deduct a Tenant's Security Deposit
A tenant security deposit is meant to cover the cost of any damages to the property while the renter is living in the property. The security deposit should be returned at the end of the lease term or once the renter moves out. ...