Category: Compliance for Landlords & Property Managers - Page: 3

Tennessee landlords have tremendous opportunities for passive income and lowered taxes. Tennessee law favors landlords, but this doesn’t mean they can do whatever they want. That’s why we’ve made a quick guide on what a landlord cannot do in Tennessee …

With its low taxes, burgeoning economy, and eviction laws that favor property owners, Pennsylvania landlords seem to be in a favorable position. However, some rules and regulations still guide the landlord-tenant relationship. Once a contract has been signed, one can’t …

While the landlord or property owner has the right to sell their property, they can’t just kick the tenant off the rental property. A tenant’s rights vary depending on local laws, but there are general rules all landlords must adhere …

Let’s face it: sometimes, it can be challenging to pay rent on time. Life throws rigid curve balls, like exuberant medical bills or unexpected expenses. You might be forced to prioritize these costs over your rent payments. However, the consequences …

Did you know you can legally deduct rental operational expenses from your overall tax liability as a landlord in Georgia? While a landlord in Georgia is given certain privileges, you must abide by Georgia Landlord-Tenant laws to avoid legal trouble.…

While a lease or rental agreement details the duration of one’s stay in a rental unit, some things don’t go according to plan. Sometimes, a tenant has to move elsewhere out of the blue, or a family member decides to …