In the apartment leasing process, landlords require applicants to provide proof of identity, employment and income before granting approval. Traditionally, those would be printed and either mailed to a leasing office or handed over in person. Since the pandemic, more...
Landlords and Tenants
Top 10 Tax Tips for Rentals
In almost every country, the government strongly encourages investing in real estate by offering tax credits and deductions. Investors who use these incentives reduce their taxes, freeing up cash to invest and build wealth. Here are the top ten tax credits and...
Damages vs. Wear and Tear
When tenants live in a property, they cause some degree of wear and tear. This can range from minimal scuffs on walls to more serious harm, such as stained carpets or broken appliances. It’s important to recognize that wear and tear is different from intentional...
Tenant Protection Act
In 2019, the state legislature passed a bill that had two profound impacts: It prohibits an owner of residential real property from terminating a tenancy without just cause. It also prohibits an owner of residential real property from, over the course of any 12-month...
HUD on Support Animals
The Housing and Urban Development has frequently asked questions and answers for those seeking clarification when a tenant presents a request for a support animal. They are not a pet - it is an animal that works, provides assistance, or performs tasks for the benefit...