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What if a landlord wants to end the lease early can the lease be broken by the landlord and under what circumstances? A rental contract is normally viewed as ironclad by both the landlord and the tenant. However, there are times when one of the parties may want to end the lease early. What if that party is the landlord? In the United States, landlords are obligated to comply with all federal laws in addition to landlord-tenant laws in the states where their properties are located. Technically, a landlord can break a lease early, but not without good reason. Unless the tenant violates the lease, the landlord’s grounds for early termination must be stipulated and agreed upon within the... Read more
Unlock the hidden tax treasures of VA loan-financed rental properties and supercharge your investment returns! Veterans Affairs (VA) loans are a valuable benefit for...
That extra bedroom in your home was once meant for guests, but for most of the year it sits empty. While it may seem convenient to have a spare room, paying for unused...
The American Dream is changing. In a world where flexibility beats fixation, the wealthy aren’t chasing full ownership — they’re chasing smarter exposure. Key...
The new year doesn’t just bring new gifts and new resolutions. It also brings new laws. State and local lawmakers have a lot on tap for 2026 when it comes to housing...
“You only get one chance to make a great first impression,” goes the old adage. That’s the essence of curb appeal. When someone arrives at your property, they can be pleasantly surprised, or disappointed. Much of that reaction will depend on how much effort is made to keep your property looking and feeling its best. And important as that effort is, it doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Maintaining your curb appeal doesn’t mean a major lobby overhaul every year, or even every five years. Strong curb appeal is the result of regular maintenance efforts, right down to daily routines like polishing brass, cleaning windows, and tidying up plantings. Cleanliness is Next... Read more
As a new multifamily investor, one of the first lessons you’ll learn is this: rent growth isn’t smooth and linear. It ebbs and flows through the year. That...
Water is a necessity for living—but it’s also a potential hazard for all types of buildings, on both micro and macro levels. In the form of extreme weather, water...
Landlord anxiety is rising about late rent payments and here is a new study that shows four tools that can help tenants pay on time. A new study offers data-backed...
If buying a home today is financially out of reach for many Americans, affording the rent may also seem like an increasingly tall order. In the 50 largest U.S....
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