Articles tagged: "tenant"

1: Your Rights As A Landlord In California

When renting out property, there are many different laws that apply to how you manage that property and your tenats Many of these laws vary from state to state, although they are often very similar

2: Your Rights as a Tenant in California

It is very important before renting a property to be aware of your rights and responsibilities as a tenant Laws vary from state to state, although they are generally very similar

3: Cosigning A Loan - Is It A Good Idea?

Perhaps, you're brother need someone to co-sign for a car loan, or your friend needs you to help him to get a loan for a new business venture. Either way, you find yourself with a serious decision to make: Do you co-sign a loan or not?

4: What Would You Use A Personal Loan For?

There are so many uses for old secured personal loans, and the chances are you will be able to get one quickly and easily. It 's a common idea that only homeowners can get loans from finance companies.

5: Good Financial Management 'Can Help Control Debts'

Although the past few days have seen the country gripped in the throngs of love, the majority of Britons would prefer their partner to be careful with managing money, a new study indicates.

6: Eviction: Helping The Landlord Make The Right Move At The Right Time

Eviction is one of the biggest nightmares of being a Landlord The court proceedings can be time consuming, and expensive, and are best evaded if there is any reasonable solution

7: A Rental Nightmare Avoided

I live in a college town in North Carolina where there is a shortage of on-campus housing and, therefore, a constant demand among students for off-campus rental housing.Among these students is a daughter of a friend of mine who attends the college and who had problems with an off-campus rental.

8: Find A Solid Rental Lease.

If you are going to be a landlord, I strongly advise having a well-prepared lease A good lease will solidify the verbal agreement and important criteria between the landlord and the tenant

9: All About Real Estate Agents

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10: Legalese Explained: Obligations Of A Lease Assignment And “Covenants Running With The Land"

If you are a tenant and you assign your house lease to somebody else (a “third party”), your assignment of your lease contract does not relieve you of your obligations to the original landlord If, for example, you assign your lease to Ralph and Ralph doesn’t pay the rent, the landlord can come after you for the money even though you don’t live there anymore

11: A Loophole in Landlord Tenant Law in California

Under California law landlords have to adhere to housing standards and must refrain from using self help. There are housing standards that if violated will deem the property untenantable, meaning it cannot be rented out. The property is deemed untentantable, if it substantially lacks the foll