All Forum Posts by: Evan Brookman

I'll do glass block. 

This may vary from region to region, but in California, landlords have to make rental units livable. Therefore, if you are told that the toilet in the lease does not work, I strongly recommend that it be repaired immediately. I hope it will be helpful.

I'm not sure what your state law allows, but unless there are specific provisions in this length of lease to provide for rent increases, it may actually limit the landlord's ability to increase rents annually.

In my opinion, the shortcomings of both tenants and landlords are offset by any benefits that may be offered over the long term of the lease.

This questions depends on the market a lot. 

I think you'd better not mention the problem of allowing animals to be carried and asking "Do you have animals" in your application. Any questions that are untruely answered in the application are the reasons for the eviction or rejection.

f they don't want to live together, this is good, it is their common and serious responsibility. Since BF moves out, do not adjust the lease. Wait until the lease expires to renegotiate the terms.

Just get it on the market to see. There is no one can directly tell you whether your property is easy to rent or not. But you need some work on deciding the price.

In this case, usually the tenants need to cover the rent until you find a new tenant. You can just keep the deposit.

I think you have the right because you own the property. But guide dogs are always acceptable. And be careful of service dogs as they sometimes are the excuse of avoiding no-pets clause.

Yes you of course need to do the same process. As he/she will be the new tenant in your property. You also need to check his/her background to avoid potential problem.