Storage Locker Liens on Military Tenants Without a Court Order
Operating a self-storage facility isn’t always easy.
It might look like all fun and games on the TV show “Storage Wars,” but the cameras aren’t rolling when you’re doing paperwork and going to court, which is, unfortunately, a regular part …
View moreCan I Evict A Tenant With Active Military Status?
As a landlord, you may wonder if you are allowed to evict a tenant with active military status.
You are right to ask this question because making a mistake in this area can cost you dearly, not to mention wreak …
View moreCan I Pursue Storage Liens Against Active-Duty Servicemembers?
Filing storage liens is, unfortunately, a big part of the job for an owner or manager of a self-storage facility. As much as clients may want to pay their bills, they sometimes don’t. And in many jurisdictions, your only recourse …
View moreStorage Unit Eviction Process FOR SCRA: Explained
Self-storage operators are just like landlords when dealing with renters who don’t adhere to the rental agreement. Because they have to look out for the upkeep of the storage facilities, they might have to evict self-storage tenants who don’t follow …
View moreWhat Self-Storage Owners Should Know About the SCRA
Self-storage owners who familiarize themselves with the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act increase their chances of avoiding fines and fees associated with violations of this law.
Self-Storage Owners and the SCRA
The SCRA protects active-duty military members from certain court actions. …
View moreLease Termination Law Protects Surviving Spouses
Landlords and property management firms need to be aware of a change to the SCRA lease termination laws.
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects servicemembers from a host of legal actions, including foreclosures and evictions, without a court order. The …
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