Looking for some non-licensed legal advice for a rookie Ohio landlord! Recently closed on a multi-unit property where one tenant is part way through the eviction process (hopefully wrapping up by the end of September)...

Couple splitting up, one wants off lease, the other wants to stay. I don't particularly care except that it affects the financial basis under which the unit was leased to them for. Both have similar, if not equal i...

So I'm currently going into my senior year of college, and after I graduate I'm open to moving most anywhere.  One important aspect for me is that it is an area that has a profitable market for real estate as I want t...

For your rental properties, any repairs to the house do you charge your tenants? Do you pay for them on your own? Thanks

How to attract responsible tenants seems to be a recurring topic in forums. In hopes that this helps people, here are a few thought:

I have been a landlord for 7 sears, and over time I have come to the realization t...

Say the rental properties are all under my name personally, (no LLC set up).

If something happens and the tenant sues, and the court rules in the tenant's favor, will my husband be liable in any way?

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I've had a new tenant move in to one of my four family units. The tenants have always internally developed a schedule to roll the large city trash cans from the rear of the building to the street for trash pickup...

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I own a condo in a complex in Phoenix, Arizona. The CC&R's state that the HOA pays for water and sewer. In actual practice, each unit has their own meter from city and the unit owner or the tenant has to pay wa...

I’m considering investing in the Indianapolis market within the next 4-6 months. I’m looking to purchase 5 properties of up to 150K each with cash. But there are some cons I’m probably unaware of. I’ve been doing cons...

I'm currently renting in the San Diego area; renting a house close to the beach. A few days ago, I noticed mold growing on one of the bedroom walls and around the windows. I told my landlord. His response was, "Yep. I...