What You Need To Know About Tenant-Landlord Laws Before You Let A Homeless Friend Stay With You
Imagine this: a friend is homeless so you let him stay in your house until he can get back on his feet. After several months, he overstays his welcome and you ask him to leave, but he refuses to go. You call the police, but they can't do anything to get the unwelcomed guest out of your home. You speak with a lawyer who informs you that you need to start an eviction.
4 Ways To Avoid Getting Sued When Leasing Out Your Residential Property
If you purchased a house several years ago that your family has since outgrown, you may be considering leasing home out to tenants rather than putting it up for sale. This can be a good investment because when the home is paid off, the majority of rental income will be yours to keep. However, leasing out your home involves a degree of risk because tenants can potentially sue under premise liability laws.
