Screening prospective tenants is not a difficult task, nor is it extremely cumbersome or time-consuming. Yet, many landlords do not screen their tenants. Failing to screen a tenant is the same thing as entering into a business relationship blindly, based solely on faith. It is not a wise decision to agree to rent to a …
Factors to Consider When Screening a Tenant in California Read More
Rental agreements in California do not need to be in writing in order to be enforceable. Â Whether written or oral, the agreement must establish the identity of the parties, the rental amount, the method and manner of payment, the length of the tenancy, and a description of the property. Even though the rental agreement in …
Residential Rental and Lease Agreements Should Always be in Writing! Read More
A California landlord should always have a prospective tenant complete a rental application. Â This rental application will require the tenant to answer questions that will help the landlord make an educated decision on whether or not to rent to the prospective tenant, and will also aid the landlord in the event that an eviction needs …
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