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A landlord can terminate a Section 8 lease if there is just cause. A Section 8 lease is a contract between a landlord and a tenant who receives rental assistance through the federal government’s Housing Choice Voucher Program. While these leases often provide stability for both parties, there may be situations where a landlord needs to terminate the lease. However, it’s important to note that a landlord cannot terminate a Section 8 lease without just cause – there must be a valid reason for doing so. By understanding these guidelines, landlords can ensure compliance while protecting their rights as property owners. Section 8 Leases In the world of rental housing, Section 8 leases... Read more
Have you ever encountered challenges with a lease violation? Lease violations are common situations that can impact both homeowners and residents. Fortunately, with a...
To minimize investment risks in multifamily real estate, prioritize thorough due diligence. Identify potential risks through in-depth examination, including market...
The importance of a thorough and accurate rental application cannot be overstated. As a careful landlord, you want to know as much as possible about anyone seeking to...
They call it passive investing. You buy an investment property, find tenants and collect the rent. Sounds so easy doesn’t it? But the reality is that there is a great...
The recent 2024 AAOA Rental Housing Conference was enjoyed by thousands of people in person and via livestreaming. Offering seminars, more than 20 vendor displays, valuable networking opportunities and complimentary lunch, the all-day event was held at The Reef on the Water in Long Beach, CA. Throughout the day, attendees were able to meet fellow landlords, property managers and vendors while they got the latest on the hottest topics in the rental industry and how they impact their financial future. LeShan S. from Tarzana, CA, was there with his brother, Marcus, who flew in from Phoenix, AZ, for the Conference. They co-own property in the Los Angeles area and welcomed the opportunity to... Read more
California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed both AB 2493 and AB 2801, aiding renters in both their search for a new abode and departures from current apartments. AB...
So much of our current economic system is based off of credit scores. These scores are given by rating agencies to reflect a person’s ability to pay off a debt. They...
Attracting quality tenants is crucial for the success and profitability of any apartment community. Quality tenants are those who pay rent on time, respect the...
Highlights Credit reports include information about a rental applicant’s payments on credit cards and loans Credit reports can help identify red flags like overdue...
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