· Apr 19, 2022

Understand the renting laws for underage tenants, including the role of parental consent and how it affects lease agreements and rental applications.
Expunging a criminal record can remove legal barriers to housing and employment. The process involves eligibility criteria, legal petitions, and court hearings. Consult legal resources for guidance on eligibility and steps for expungement.
· Feb 23, 2010

If you are renting an apartment and suspect the use of illegal substances, there are many options to take. Taking steps against illegal substances on the grounds of the apartment complex can be scary, but it is necessary for the safety of yourself and other tenants. With the presence of drugs being at the property […]
· Feb 19, 2010
Tenants are protected from fraudulent landlord practices under state rental laws and consumer fraud laws. However, if you don’t know how to identify fraud, then your landlord could take advantage of you without you knowing. Here are some things to be on the lookout for when it comes to fraudulent landlord practices: Verbal Communications Only […]
· Feb 12, 2010
There are a number of factors to consider when moving to your new Denver apartment. If you are moving locally, you may be aware of some of these items to consider but remember these important details in order to make the best decision on an apartment. If moving in from out of state it is […]
· Feb 3, 2010
Rental laws often site that an apartment should be “habitable and in reasonable repair.” Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law defines habitable as: suitable and fit for a person to live in: free of defects that endanger the health and safety of occupants. There are obvious signs to look for but what about the subtle signs that […]
· Feb 2, 2010
Rental laws hold landlords responsible for crime and injury to tenants they could have prevented. If a landlord is negligent in their responsibilities, he can be held liable for any injuries suffered by his tenants. The tenant must prove, among many things, that it was the landlord’s negligence that caused the injury and that there […]
· Jan 27, 2010
The Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act is a piece of legislation passed in the 1970s that provides a general consensus on how to handle rental situations from a legal perspective. The URLTA, which has been fully or partially adopted in over a dozen U.S. states, is a kind of “template” for how state governments […]
· Jan 27, 2010
There are a number of laws you should know about when it comes to renting in Los Angeles. As a tenant, you have many rights afforded to you by law, and they appear to be heavily in your favor. However, your landlord also has rights, and knowing as much as you can on the following […]
· Jan 25, 2010
Rental laws protect tenants from many types of landlord fraud. Unfortunately, there are some landlords who make more money scamming tenants than renting apartments. Knowing what to look for can help you avoid trouble and recover any money you lose. 1. Security Deposit The bulk of the complaints from tenants in the area of landlord […]
· Jan 16, 2010