Evictions
Unfortunately, evictions are a common outcome for many families and can be a source of aggravation for everyone involved. Like the family above, some situations are uncontrollable, but there may be a way to avoid or prolong the eviction process. Continue reading Evictions, Just and Unjust Writ
What happens at an eviction hearing depends on the type of eviction at issue (“summary” eviction or “formal” eviction). Find out what you can expect at both to prepare yourself for your day in court.
Continue reading How to Prepare for a Court Eviction Hearing
There are many things that are needed in order to properly maintain a safe and clean living environment. This includes everything from proper locks to plumbing and electrical.
Catching issues before you buy a property and keeping up with regular home maintenance tasks will keep you from future headaches and wasted money. Read our checklist and hold yourself and your landlord accountable!
A writ is a legal document that serves to remove you from a house, apartment, land, building ect. A sheriff or marshall will usually serve you with this document that informs you when to vacate your home… Continue reading What is a writ?
The Courts
The courts are put in place to ensure that the tenants and landlords are treated fairly by the law. The courts make their decisions based on the state law. Based on the circumstance at hand, the courts can rule in your favor or against you. This because different states have different laws. This why it is important to know the law when it comes to renting, leasing, or purchasing a home or property. Continue reading The Courts and Court Appeals
What tenants need to know to rent lease or buy property…
First find out about owner, realty company, landlord leasing agent, bank or real estate agent by doing a background check Continue reading Tenants Rights
Landlords, it is important to make sure that you take care of your tenant as if you were caring for your mother. You would not let your mother stay in an unsafe or unclean living environment, so nor should your tenant.
Read below to find out more on how to save yourself time, money, and aggravation by making sure your property is properly maintained and kept up to standard for your tenants.