It should come as no surprise that on July 9, 2020, the day before the July 10 end of Pennsylvania's eviction moratorium, Governor Wolf has EXTENDED the time a landlord must endure lack of rent without any legal recou...

I'm learning that tenants get a very fair share of rights in NJ and that evictions can extend many months (the worst I heard of was six).

Has anyone determined the optimal/quickest way to get non paying tenants evict...

Hi everyone,
Looking for some advice on getting a problem tenant out of my Georgia rental asap when I have a federally backed loan and under the eviction ban for rentals at the moment.
The violations include the f...

I have been searching around for a couple months in attempt to find my first rental property to buy, and have found a foreclosure that I think has a lot of potential. However, the listing says:"Water and heating syste...

As a property manager, I am well aware of the challenges that arise from dealing with non-paying holdover tenants. This is a complex situation that demands a sensitive approach, a thorough grasp of legalities, and a s...

Having trouble finding an attorney in Newburgh New York to represent me. Just purchase the multi-family with pending evictions and I need to execute a move-in and renovation eviction ASAP. I need to start with an hour...

Hi Everyone, your advice is appreciated. Let me preface this with I do not own this property, but am under contract to purchase to house-hack so an empty unit is mandatory. Tenants signed a lease termination and vacat...

I just bought a house a month ago and inherited a tenant. She’s decided to not pay her rent and has been unresponsive to me. I’m located in Philadelphia and I realize that the laws here are not landlord friendly. A co...

Hey Austin Investors!  I'm looking for a good Eviction attorney.  We have 2 different evictions I need to get going right away and want someone who specifically does this type of legal work and can get it done efficie...

Did investors lose rental properties during the 2008 recession at a higher rate? And if so, why? I understand that jobs were lost and housing became much cheaper but if the properties were being rented, why would they...