Overview: It’s a common oversight in property management: a lease intended for multiple residents only gets signed by one. This seemingly minor oversight can lead to significant legal complications. Here’s why it’s crucial to ensure all residents sign the lease and how to handle such situations. Typical Scenario: John and Mary Smith are ready to […]
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Rent assistance is a common recourse for residents struggling to pay rent, and it’s often facilitated through various channels like churches, charities, or government programs. While property managers may be inclined to assist residents in obtaining rent aid, it’s essential to recognize the potential risks and legal implications involved. This comprehensive guide aims to shed
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Navigating the complex situation of dealing with unauthorized occupants, trespassers, or squatters can be a daunting task for property managers. Understanding the legal nuances and knowing how to proceed can save time, money, and potential legal issues. This guide aims to provide clarity on this subject and offers practical advice for property managers. 1. Identifying
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In the competitive world of property management, increasing revenue is a common goal. However, it’s essential to understand the legal boundaries that govern various revenue-generating techniques. This article aims to shed light on some common practices, their legality, and the importance of informed decision-making. 1. Excessive Late Fees Florida Statutes don’t specifically address late fees.
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The execution of the Writ of Possession is a critical final step in the eviction process. It must be handled with precision and care to ensure a successful and complete eviction action. Many property managers, including those at Local Evictions LLC, must be aware of the complexities involved in this process. This guide outlines the
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SERVING THE THREE-DAY NOTICE IN GEORGIA The process of preparing, serving, and acting on a Three-Day Notice is more intricate than many property managers may realize. In Georgia, a correct Three-Day Notice is vital, as any error can lead to the court lacking jurisdiction to proceed with an eviction action. This could result in the
It’s the end of the month and your tenants still haven’t made the monthly payment from the 1st of the month. You’ve had to turn away great potential new tenants because you don’t have anywhere to put them. But then, out of nowhere, you get a notification that someone else has moved in without your