Tenant and landloard services

We understand the tenants-landlord relationship by guiding tenant law or compliance with ownership under landlord-tenant laws. From aiming legal advice on property management, expert legal services are secured through Radow Law Group to keep your rental operations smooth and confident.

Landlord’s Rights

Protecting Your Property with Confidence

Collecting Rent: Getting your rent on time from your tenants with Radow Law Group's assistance.
Property Entry: With proper information (usually 24-48 hours), you can enter your property for inspections.
Lease Enforcement: You can enforce all lease terms, from policies to subletting.

Landlord Liability

Understanding Your Responsibilities to Stay Protected

Premises Liability: You shall be responsible for keeping your premises safe and habitable for your tenants. Radow Law Group ensures you meet these obligations.
Negligence Claims: Failure to act to eradicate hazardous conditions may injure tenants and potential lawsuits.
Fair Housing Compliance: Discrimination of prospective tenants based on race, religion, or other secure groups can trigger fair housing laws.

Rental Applications & Tenant Screening

Selecting the Right Tenant with Care

Choosing the right tenant is essential for long-term success as a landlord. Radow Law Group can help in screening allows you to avoid issues later.

Background Checks: Conducting criminal and credit checks to assess the tenant’s financial commitment and rental history.
Employment Verification: Securing the tenant has a stable income source to meet rent payments.
Rental History: Contact prior landlords to check for any history of evictions or problematic conduct.

Ensures you comply with landlord legal advice on fair accommodation and nondiscrimination.

Rental Repairs & Maintenance

Keeping Your Property Safe and Functional

Tenant law requires that you keep the rental unit livable. With guidance from Radow Law Group, ensure:

Timely Repairs: Fixing issues like plumbing, heating, and electrical problems in time.
Routine Maintenance: Regularly inspecting the property to control more significant problems down the line, such as leaks or mold.
Emergency Repairs: Handling critical issues like gas leaks or broken locks instantly.

Tenant Eviction vs. Lease Termination

Guiding the Fine Line Between Ending a Lease and Eviction

Lease Termination: Radow Law Group ensures when the lease naturally ends, or you choose not to continue it, and proper notice is given (generally 30-60 days).
Tenant Eviction: This legal procedure happens when a tenant breaks the lease duration—such as nonpayment of rent or damage to property. It must follow detailed tenant law procedures, including delivering written notice and filing a court action if the tenant doesn’t comply.

Evictions can be time-consuming and expensive, so it’s wise to confer landlord legal advice before starting the procedure to ensure everything is handled correctly. Consulting an eviction attorney can provide invaluable guidance throughout the process.

Legal Aid for Tenants and Landlords

Seeking Help to Ensure Legal Compliance

Both landlords and tenants will benefit from access to legal aid for tenants or experienced advocacy during disputes. Whether you require drafting of leases, tenant dispute solutions, or advice on removal laws, working with a landlord lawyer who is well conscious of the rights of the landlords and the tenants will be invaluable. Legal assistance will contain any misconceptions leading to expensive lawsuits or federal regulations, and one provides getting the rental business up and running correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Legal Encyclopedia Landlord and tenant services

What are the critical rights of landlords under tenant law?

Radow Law Group focuses on the right to collect the rent and enter their premises after giving notice to them, having conceded to the needs of the tenant law and giving prior notice about property inspections or repairs.

What makes a landlord liable for tenant injuries?

Landlord responsibility is incurred when they fail to deliver safe conditions, like failure to heed repair notices or hazards that lead to tenant injuries.

What’s the best way to screen tenants legally?

Background checks, credit checks, confirmation of employment, and rental history checks are needed to confirm that the tenant is financially sound and has no eviction record.

What’s the difference between eviction and lease termination?

Lease termination happens at the end of a lease term with reasonable notice, while eviction is a legal procedure used when a tenant breaks the lease, such as by not paying rent.

How can landlords get legal advice?

Engagement with an attorney specializing in landlord legal advice ensures that you handle matters such as lease contracts, tenant disputes, and removals correctly and within the bounds of your local laws.

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