In order to get the best possible tenant, at the best possible rental rate, in the shortest period of time and have the fewest amount of problems once the tenant moves in, the savvy landlord invests the time, effort and money to get their property ready for the rental market prior to marketing it for rent. Many of these items may seem like common sense; however, as some say: "common sense is not that common anymore". In this first of two blog posts, we will discuss the structural/mechanical item...
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In the previous blog post the importance of having a pet exhibit with every lease that clearly states whether or not pets are permitted, the description of the permitted pets (if any) and the consequences if an unauthorized pet is found on the Premises were discussed. This blog post will discuss some other important issues landlords should be aware of and some clauses they may want to consider including in their pet exhibit.
Probably the biggest risk exposure a landlord has regarding pe...
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