by Ernie Garcia | Oct 17, 2025 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Lease, Tenants
You keep sending emails, tests, and even a certified letter though the US Mail, but your tenant isn’t responding. Things were fine at first, but over time, You tenant stopped taking your calls, responding to your texts, and now, weeks have gone by without a...
by Ernie Garcia | Oct 8, 2025 | Landlord's rights, Lease, Tenants
Sometimes, the basic parts of being a landlord are hard enough. You collect rent, keep up with repairs, pay your mortgage and property taxes on time, and you feel like you’ve got things under control. However, at the end of one of your tenancies, you come to...
by Ernie Garcia | Sep 18, 2025 | Landlord's rights, Lease, Tenants
Landlords and tenants fight about animals all the time. If a landlord restricts pet ownership, some tenants try to find a workaround or disregard those restrictions altogether. However, more and more individuals are showing up to properties where pets are prohibited,...
by admin | Oct 10, 2024 | Evictions, Lease, Miscellaneous, Property Owner, Repaires and Deposits
Of course landlords love getting back a rental unit in better shape than it was when they leased it to their tenants, but, let’s face it, that just isn’t realistic. Most of the time, there’s going to be some damage. Occasionally, that damage...
by admin | Sep 24, 2024 | Landlord's rights, Lease, Property Owner, Tenants
We are definitely happiest when a tenant returns the rental property back with little to no damage. It actually feels good to return the security to a great tenant who took care of the property as if it were their own. However, some tenants do treat the property as...
by admin | Sep 9, 2024 | Evictions, Landlord's rights, Lease, Notices, Property Owner
Faster is not always better. Whenever you are taking back rental property from a tenant in breach, you want to make sure you are also following the correct law and procedures for your jurisdiction. Acting too soon or overstepping your property rights could mean claims...
