A solid rental lease agreement is the foundation of a successful landlord-tenant relationship, ensuring clarity, protection, and a pleasant living…
Category: Rules and Regulations
Landlord-tenant laws around the country are changing rapidly, often differing city-to-city. The last thing you want is to have to compromise on your choice of tenants, or land yourself in court about regulatory misstep. It is important to educate yourself on rules and regulations for landlords.
Articles in this section will help you navigate this changing landscape, avoiding legal pitfalls and keep your properties full of great tenants paying market rents. We might highlight the issues around service and therapy animals, for example. Or create an overview of rules and regulations on collection and usage of deposits by landlords. By addressing each stage in the tenure of a tenant we’ll provide guidance on staying out of trouble and getting the best outcomes.
Unlocking the Benefits of Real Estate Syndication: An Overview
If you are looking for a way to invest in large-scale real estate projects without having to manage them yourself,…
Signing a Lease – Landlord Gurus Experience
In this Landlord Gurus experience article, founders Chris and Eli talk about everything that goes into signing a lease. Also…
Why Pet Screening is Important for Landlords and Tenants
If you’re a landlord or a tenant with a furry friend, it’s important to understand the significance of pet screening.…
Emotional Support Animals and Pets In Your Rental: Landlord Gurus Experience
Eli recently had an experience with a tenant where after they had signed the lease, and made the initial payments…
Emotional Support Animals and Pets: Video Extra
In this video, Chris Lee and Eli Secor, founders of Landlord Gurus, discuss emotional support animals and pets, as well…
Rental Criteria Checklist for Screening Prospective Tenants
Updated January 5th, 2023: More current references related to creating a rental criteria checklist were added, as well as more…
How to Increase Rent and Boost Your Rental Income
Landlords looking to increase rent often have the fear of losing good tenants. Obviously, you want to retain qualified tenants,…
How to Write a Rent Increase Notice
After you’ve renovated your property and included a few amenities, it’s time to start reaping the fruits of your labor…
Best Ways to Increase Rent: Collect Fees for Pets in Rental Property
According to the American Apartment Owners Association (AAOA), around 90% of tenants have pets, and therefore they are interested in…
