Rental Properties from Recovery Realty
Renters gain an edge as October slows beyond seasonal expectations
It’s common to see rents fall from September to October due to seasonal changes in demand, but this year that drop was double what [...]
Clearing Up the Confusion: Right of Entry Rules for Owners, Managers and Residents
Revised July 2015 One of the most frequent questions we receive in our law offices is “What are my rights in regards to entering [...]
Landlord Rights of Entry
As a landlord in California, understanding your rights and responsibilities regarding property entry is crucial for maintaining a healthy relationship with your tenants and [...]
The rental market is softening so fast in some pockets of the country that landlords have no choice but to offer concessions
It looks like homebuilders aren’t the only ones offering incentives in this housing market—landlords are too, even though the median asking rent is at [...]
How to minimize risks when your rental property is vacant
Damage can result from water leaks or pipe bursts, break-ins, or pests When rental properties do not have renters living in them for periods [...]
Red-hot rental market is cooling in a good sign for inflation
Economic jitters and a construction boom are helping cool a red-hot rental market in a shift that could be good news for the overall [...]
Beware of Common Housing Scams
The Chicago woman’s face is blurred, but her surprised voice can be heard on a viral video showing Cook County sheriff’s deputies carrying out [...]
The Inflation Effect on Rent: When to Increase Rent
Turn on the news or browse the Internet these days, and you’ll immediately hear about interruptions to the supply chain caused by staffing shortages [...]
December Legal Q&A
1. Question: Is there a general rule we need to follow for carpet depreciation? Answer: It depends upon the quality of the carpet. You [...]