Depending on your renter preferences, most landlords are in the market to find reliable tenants who can stay a respectable length of time. No landlord enjoys having a new vacancy every month, and hosting people you trust on your property is vital to a peaceful...
Most leases are for a fixed term of 12 or more months, and when you entered into the lease agreement, you most likely had good faith intention of fulfilling the entire lease term. However, life sometimes has a tendency to throw us curve balls and you...
Am I responsible for repairs? As a renter it can be confusing to know what’s your responsibility to fix and what the landlord’s responsibility is. It is accepted that there will be normal wear to the house but outside of that when are repairs your...
In cases where we have two or more tenants listed jointly on a lease, we sometimes get a request to remove one of the tenants with the remaining tenant(s) staying on. Usually the process is started by one of the tenants contacting their property manager to...
Anytime we have a prospective new resident inquiring about renting a property from us and that prospective resident already has a pet, they usually are sure to ask about our pet policies upfront. But what if you don’t have a pet when you originally move...