Leases, notices, and forms for landlords and tenants: rent increases, evictions, security deposits, applications, and the state rules that govern them.
Working through landlord-tenant law can feel like walking through a legal minefield, especially when pets or lease renewals are involved. A properly drafted addendum is your shield, ensuring that the terms agreed upon—from the size of the dog to the renewal price—are legally
Managing rental properties with paper checks, spreadsheets, and text-message reminders is inefficient and legally risky. Online landlord-tenant platforms handle rent collection, lease management, maintenance requests, and tenant screening, most with free plans for small landlords, and you can set up…
Moving for a few months? Leaving for the summer but stuck with a 12-month lease? Subletting lets you keep your lease alive while someone else covers the rent. The catch is that you stay on the hook. If your subtenant…
Evicting a tenant is one of the most legally sensitive actions a landlord can take. Use the wrong notice, serve it incorrectly, or give too few days, and your entire eviction case gets thrown out, costing you months of additional…
A client of mine once signed a “$22 a square foot” retail lease and budgeted for exactly that. Eight months in, the triple-net charges, the CAM reconciliation, and a property-tax reassessment pushed the real cost past $31. Nothing was hidden;…
The first lease I ever watched go sideways was between two friends. No paperwork, a handshake, and “we will figure out the details later.” Eight months later they were arguing over whether the dog was allowed, who owed for the…