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Comprehensive Review of the Most Common Landlord-Tenant Laws

Are you a landlord or property manager looking to stay compliant with the latest regulations and best practices in landlord-tenant law? Our Landlord-Tenant Law Review class offers essential training to help you navigate the complexities of property management. This article summarizes the key points from our recent training session and provides information on how you can register for our next live class or purchase a video of the last session.

Sign that reads, "Landlord / Tenant Law Review"
Sign that reads, "Landlord / Tenant Law Review"

Key Topics Covered in the Training


  • Habitability Requirements

    • Ensuring units are waterproof, weather-protected, and have functional plumbing, heating, and electrical systems.

    • Maintaining clean, safe, and well-repaired living conditions, including working appliances and smoke/CO alarms.

  • Marketing and Tenant Selection

    • Conducting market analysis to determine competitive rent.

    • Describing the unit accurately without implying preferences for certain tenant demographics.

    • Responding to inquiries and applications fairly and promptly.

  • Screening and Disclosures

    • Charging appropriate screening fees without profiting.

    • Disclosing screening criteria, tenant rights, and all available units.

    • Ensuring non-discriminatory practices in tenant selection.

  • Lease Requirements and Fees

    • Providing tenants with a copy of the lease and disclosing smoking rules, flood plain status, and manager contact information.

    • Charging allowable fees for late rent, bounced checks, and unauthorized pets, while ensuring no non-refundable fees at move-in.

  • Security Deposits

    • Guidelines for holding and returning security deposits, including condition reports and allowable deductions for damages.

  • Rent Increases and Terminations

    • Limits on rent increases and conditions for no-cause terminations.

    • Requirements for providing relocation fees under certain circumstances.

  • Abandoned Property and Section 8

    • Procedures for handling abandoned property and understanding Section 8 tenant rights and responsibilities.


Register for Our Next Live Class


Stay ahead of the curve by joining our next live Landlord-Tenant Law Review class. Gain real-time insights and have your questions answered by experts. Register for the next live class.


Purchase the Video of Our Last Session


Missed the last session? No worries! You can still access all the valuable information by purchasing the video of our previous class. Purchase the video.


By attending our training, you'll be better equipped to manage your properties effectively and in compliance with the law. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in landlord-tenant law.


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