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How do I serve Pay or Vacate Notices to my tenants?

As a landlord, there will always be times you will need to give notices to your tenants. It could be just a 48-Hr Notice of Intent to Enter so you can perform repairs, change the battery in the smoke detector,

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If my tenant has not paid the rent and I need to proceed to eviction, how long does it usually take?

 Eviction Due to Non-Payment of Rent Contact an attorney for complete eviction advice and guidance. Day 1 Rent due. Day 2 Rent unpaid. Landlord serves notice: “14 Day Pay or Vacate.”   Tenant has 14 days to pay the entire

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What are some reasons that a landlord may legally reject an applicant?

1. Unsatisfactory references from landlords, employers and/or personal references. These could include reports of repeated disturbance of their neighbors’ peaceful enjoyment of their homes; reports of gambling, prostitution, drug dealing or drug manufacturing damage to the property beyond normal wear

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Are all Rental Criterion similar? Is there a standard form for a Rental Criteria?

No. Rental Criteria are composed by each individual property manager or landlord to fit their particular business model. If an LLA member would like a sample of various styles or would like help writing their own, they may contact the

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Why do we now have to have a Rental Criteria and provide it to all applicants?

All Property Managers and Landlords should screen applicants before turning over their rental property to them. A good application process and a good screening policy can eliminate probably 90% of problems that often come with being in the rental business.

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What are some Red Flags that indicate an applicant may indicate a problem?

There are an endless number of red flags that may signal a potential problem tenant. You or your manager must be looking out for them and be prepared to react to them in an appropriate manner. Remember, be alert, be

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Why are on-site inspections required at all?

The changes in the Fair Credit Reporting Act go back about a decade when identity theft began to become more than just an occasional occurrence and more of an epidemic. An identity thief could sell hundreds or even thousands of

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Do I have to have an on-site inspection to get a screening report on my applicants?

No. There are alternatives. If you are a small landlord or small business owner and do not wish to undergo an on-site inspection, you have choices. Ask your screening company what they offer other than the full retail credit report.

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If I check references myself, why should I also use a professional screening company?

A landlord’s rental property is a valuable asset and protecting that asset is the primary reason for screening potential new tenants. With the US economy still struggling after the housing market collapse four years ago, a new trend has formed

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What should I know about checking the references an applicant puts on their application?

The references you get from the applicant are possibly the most important information you can get and there are certain references a landlord should always include in your applicant process. Previous landlords. They can tell you most about what kind

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