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Eviction. It’s a word that no landlord wants to utter, yet it’s an inevitable part of managing rental properties. Whether it’s due to unpaid rent, a lease violation, or a tenant refusing to vacate, drafting a professional eviction notice is your first step in reclaiming control of your property. But the eviction process isn’t as simple as writing a letter and calling it a day. It’s a formal legal process that requires precision, compliance with local and state laws, and a clear understanding of tenant rights. If you’re wondering how to write an eviction notice, this guide will help you navigate the process. Key Takeaways A professional eviction notice must include... Read more
Finding reliable tenants is the key to successful property management. But how can you be confident that tenants will pay their rent on time and will not do damage to...
The recent California appellate court decision Eshagian v. Cepeda has added a new requirement to the already detailed rules surrounding Three-Day Notices—documents...
Owning rental properties comes with a lot of responsibility. Regular maintenance, collecting rent, insuring your property, and creating lease agreements – it can be...
Owning rental real estate can be lucrative, but it can also be risky. Every landlord has a story about a bad tenant who either defaulted on their rent or caused major...
One of the more frustrating situations you might face is when a tenant refuses to let you into the rental unit – even after proper notice. So, the big question is: Can you evict a tenant for denying access? The short answer: It depends on your local laws and the circumstances of the refusal. What the Law Says Most states require landlords to give reasonable notice (typically 24-48 hours) before entering a rental unit, and only for legitimate reasons like repairs, routine inspections, safety issues, or showings. Emergencies are an exception – you can enter without notice if immediate action is needed to prevent harm or damage. If a tenant illegally refuses entry, it may be... Read more
In a ruling that could reshape how landlords approach late rent fees, the Kansas Supreme Court last week upheld a district court’s decision requiring a tenant to pay...
A new industry report on renter delinquency trends paints a starker picture of the multifamily sector in 2025 than was suggested here last month. Produced by J Turner...
In the 10 worst states to be a landlord, it can be tough between taxes, tenants who don’t live up to their lease agreements, maintenance woes, and the cost of...
AAOA is thrilled to introduce its partnership with Synergetic Communication Inc. (“Syncom”) to enhance Debt Collection Recovery Services for our valued...
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