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Can I Smoke in My Own Apartment?
Whether you can smoke in your own apartment depends on your lease and the relevant law. ... READ MORE

How Much Does a Landlord-Tenant Lawyer Cost?
We compiled and analyzed data on fee arrangements reported by landlord-tenant attorneys across the United States. Here is what we found. ... READ MORE

Renting or Leasing a Condominium
Condominiums, or "condos," are a very popular form of property ownership. Also called "common interest communities," the most unique aspects of a condo involve how it is owned and how the property is managed or maintained. ... READ MORE

Should You Sue Your Landlord for Not Repairing Your Rental?
What are tenants' options when their landlord refuses to make necessary repairs to their rental? ... READ MORE

How to Evict a Roommate Who's Not on Your Lease
How do you handle a roommate who's no longer welcome in your rental? ... READ MORE

Rights & Responsibilities of Tenants
Knowing your rights as a renter (and enforcing them as necessary) and meeting your legal responsibilities is key to a successful tenancy. ... READ MORE

State-by-State Security Deposit Laws and Limits
Find out what your state's law says about how much landlords can charge for security deposits. ... READ MORE

The Eviction Process
Filing an eviction lawsuit is the only legal way to physically remove tenants from a rental. Learn what to expect at each stage of the eviction process. ... READ MORE

How Does Rent Control Work?
Learn the basics of rent control. ... READ MORE

Why Landlords Must Provide Livable Rentals
The implied warranty of habitability requires landlords to meet basic standards of livability. ... READ MORE

 

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