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Most landlords worry about chasing late rent, getting repairs done, or dealing with difficult tenants. But what if someone was living in your property without you even knowing? Believe it or not, this strange situation has a name. It’s called phrogging. And yes, it’s more common than you’d think. In this article, we’ll walk you through exactly what phrogging is, when it happens, what signs to watch for, and how to keep your property safe. Main Takeaways What is Phrogging?: Phrogging is when someone secretly lives on your property, often in unused spaces like attics or basements, without your knowledge. It’s more common than you might think and can happen even in vacant rental... Read more
It always starts small. Maybe a renter blasts the music a little too loud late at night. Or, maybe they throw a party that people can hear all the way downstairs. At...
The Oregon House has unanimously passed a bill to allow property owners and landlords to evict squatters after giving a 24-hour notice, according to katu.com news. The...
To master the eviction process in multifamily rentals, grasp legal requirements, document meticulously, and communicate clearly. Comprehend state laws, issue correct...
California law makes it illegal for landlords to refuse to rent to people who participate in rental assistance programs like Section 8, but tenant advocates say the...
How long does it take to evict a tenant? The timeline can range from 14 days to several months based on tenant cooperation, court schedules, and state laws. This article will guide you through each step of the eviction process, helping you understand what to expect. Key Takeaways The eviction process involves several key steps: issuing an eviction notice, filing a lawsuit, court hearing, and enforcing the judgment, each governed by specific state laws. Factors such as tenant cooperation, court workload, and varying legal requirements can significantly influence the duration and cost of the eviction process, which may range from 14 days to several months. Exploring alternatives to... Read more
Crouching on the sidewalk in front of his apartment building in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood last Monday, Bradford Berger shuffled through legal papers in a...
A year ago, Atlanta was the nexus of a new wave of rental fraud, with national landlords singling out the area as an especially challenging place to collect rents, even...
California’s real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative...
Federal lawmakers have introduced a bill to allow landlords to give tenants in federal subsidized housing 3-day eviction notice, according to reports. Landlords had been...
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