Rents and Deposits - What Every Landlord Needs to Know

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 9

  • @GJ-is6sv
    @GJ-is6sv Před měsícem

    If we’re trying to rent an apartment, what is “Rent Override”? Also, what does it mean “Rent change from 0 to 13”?

  • @lyndacavener2078
    @lyndacavener2078 Před rokem +2

    I have a tenant that refuses to pay the last months rent so what do you do? He says he has a deposit which he does but I know there is damages.

  • @shsu7426
    @shsu7426 Před rokem

    Thank you for all your tutorials, Ms. Richey!
    I am about to apply for a rental license in Philadelphia to rent out a SFH.
    Would you please advise:
    1. whether to use only one lease or two leases if two unrelated people are going to rent the house.
    2.
    How do you set rules and deal with tenants having guests staying for over a week?
    Thank you!

  • @ashkanalizadeh2979
    @ashkanalizadeh2979 Před rokem +1

    Hello! I do not have an insurance that would cover tenants getting injured on a property of mine. If I mention in the contract that “I am not responsible for any injuries to the tenants” would I still be responsible if something happens to a tenant?

    • @marilyn8700
      @marilyn8700 Před rokem +2

      Nope you will still be responsible if the injury is due to a structural issue. You must always provide a stable safe rental. You can however require for them to purchase Renters Insurance which would cover damages to your property by them and insure them medically.

    • @ashkanalizadeh2979
      @ashkanalizadeh2979 Před rokem

      @@marilyn8700 I thought the renters insurance will only cover their stuff getting damaged or stolen. Is there more into renters insurance?

    • @amarketing8749
      @amarketing8749 Před rokem

      Get the proper insurance. If, they are hurt and you don't have the very minimum/basic insurance then, a lawyer can easily come after you. Because all home owners basically have to have this type of insurance you will get ZERO sympathy from a judge and NO sympathy from a jury. In fact a jury is liable to award the tenant even more money.
      Recently our state as part of the judgement against a landlord said he couldn't operate in the state for so many years. So you could literally lose your property and business for being too CHEAP to follow the law.

  • @CarlosMartinez-zl3wz
    @CarlosMartinez-zl3wz Před rokem +1

    Can you help me my Tennant has been living at my unit for more than 2 years and her contract is over now she’s only mounth to mounth, but still hasn’t payed her deposit! What steps can I take, please help, I whould like for her to move?

    • @110311DONTWANTCHANNE
      @110311DONTWANTCHANNE Před rokem

      um, if you are that clueless, sell the property...steps depend on what state you are in.....you really need a lawyer since you don't even know where to start.