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Should Breaking a Lease Be Hard to Do?

If you break a lease, you’re ending it for a reason that’s allowed under state law and or the lease agreement’s terms. It can also happen if you and the tenant agree to end the lease early. It’s like a divorce between spouses who still get along. A landlord may…

anthonywburton In Blog, Leasing, Real Estate

Your Lease Should Be in Writing, Whether That’s Required by Law or Not

Your Lease Should Be in Writing, Whether That’s Required by Law or Not Whether you’re the property owner or the tenant, your lease should be in writing whether the property is commercial or residential. In some circumstances, it must be in writing to be legally enforceable. Oral contracts or contracts...

anthonywburton In Blog, Landlord-Tenant, Leasing, Real Estate

What Can Landlords Do Given the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act and Federal Eviction Moratorium?

If you’re a residential landlord, not only may you be dealing with tenants not paying their rent, but evolving local, state, and federal rules on what you can and cannot do in response as well. There are many moving pieces in this machine. To avoid getting caught up in it,...

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COVID-19 Has Disrupted Commercial Landlord-Tenant Relationships

Due to the economic upheaval caused by the COVID-19 virus, tenants may be unwilling or unable to pay rent. Though we were doing well earlier this year, in the second quarter the economy declined by nearly a third, the worst on record. Whether you’re a tenant or property owner, if...

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Should Breaking a Lease Be Hard to Do?

Your Lease Should Be in Writing, Whether That’s Required by Law or Not

What Can Landlords Do Given the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act and Federal Eviction Moratorium?

COVID-19 Has Disrupted Commercial Landlord-Tenant Relationships

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