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Does it help or hinder the landlord and tenant relationship by providing new tenants a copy of Landlord Tenant Laws for the state where the rentals are located
Despite my lease agreement and all the paperwork that qualifying tenants have to go through to get a month to month lease with me, I see an attorney at least once for almost every tenant who decides to test the boundaries, to get him or her on track with the lease and laws that apply. My going to an attorney for almost every of tenant is a little bothersome, but now unfortuantley anticipated and so I thought that providing a copy of the laws which I follow might set a more professional business tone to the rental atmosphere. Do other landlords do this or have any thoughts why this might not be a good idea?