First and foremost, don’t panic. Receiving an eviction notice certainly isn’t a good thing, but it’s not the end of the world either. The landlord… Read More »I’ve just received an eviction notice. Now what?
Hey, we know that not everything goes as planned. Maybe you need to move back home. Maybe your job has relocated you. Regardless of the… Read More » I need to move out early and break the terms of my lease. How does this work?
Always be sure to communicate with your landlord. Telling them that your rent is coming late might be a bit embarrassing, but it’s much better… Read More »What happens when I don’t pay rent on time?
You pay rent, so you have the right to enjoy peace and quiet in your home. Now you just need to know who to go… Read More »How do I deal with noisy neighbors?
No one can dictate who you can and cannot talk to in the building. Feel free to inquire about the history of the landlord and… Read More » Am I allowed to ask neighbors about the history of the landlord and the building before I sign the lease?
As long as you are paying, landlords must generally stay out of a property as long as tenants are paying rent. The only exceptions are… Read More »When is a landlord allowed to enter my home?
Landlords are required to make routine repairs in a timely fashion, no matter how small. Major repairs that compromise day-to-day living for tenants should be a top… Read More »Are landlords required to make repairs?
Your level of responsibility for the exterior of the house depends on what kind of rental you have and the terms dictated in the lease. If… Read More »What kind of exterior maintenance will I be responsible for?
I want to sublet my place. Is this allowed?Subletting entirely depends on what is stated in your lease and your local tenant laws. Some landlords… Read More »I want to sublet my place. Is this allowed?
If you have roommates, you’ll want to consult them before bringing visitors — especially longer-term visitors — into your home. Secondly, check your lease terms… Read More »Someone has been staying at my place for a long period of time. How does this work?