Here’s some good news for landlords in Georgia: they can legally substract operational expenses from their overall tax liability. However, every landlord should be mindful of their boundaries as per the Georgia Landlord-Tenant handbook. What are the responsibilities every landlord in the Peach State should know about? We’ve summed up key points landlords in Georgia…

The rental agreement details the terms and conditions to which the landlord and tenant consent regarding a rental property. This contract specifies the length of time the tenant is to occupy a house or apartment. In most cases, the tenant stays until the contract expires. However, there are cases wherein the landlord breaks the tenant’s…

Being an Arizona residential landlord can be beneficial in various ways. For example, you can increase your tax deductions, earn more money through annual rent hikes, and property value rises over time. However, it’s vital to follow Arizona law to avoid legal trouble. The consequences can be troublesome if a landlord fails to follow Arizona…

You’re provided some rights when you sign a lease or rental agreement. Even when a landlord sells property, you’re entitled to select privileges. But what exactly are these rights? We’ve listed essential privileges tenants should be aware of when the rental property is being sold. Contents1 1. Landlords Can’t Evict Active Duty Service Members Because…

Did you know that select protections provided by the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) extend to people working in foreign service? More people are aware that active duty service members are granted service protections, but interestingly, this privilege has been extended to other people serving the country. But who are foreign service officers, and to…

Here’s the thing: sometimes, it’s hard to pay rent on time. Life has many plot twists, including expensive medical bills and surprise expenses. You might be forced to spend on other pertinent things over rent. However, missing rent payments might lead you to the district court. We’ll discuss rent escrow and tactics you can use…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is known to provide select financial and legal protections to service members and their dependents. Among these protections that help service members manage their finances is the interest rate reduction on pre-service obligations. More people are familiar with how the SCRA affects active duty military personnel, but what happens…

Landlords, lenders, banks, and any entity renting to or holding a mortgage for active duty service members should familiarize themselves with the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). It’s vital they follow SCRA guidelines, specifically if they’re doing business with service members based in the continental United States. Those who violate SCRA guidelines for real estate…

As most people know, active-duty military personnel are granted special perks. Among these benefits is the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). This federal law provides active-duty service members and commissioned officers from the Public Health Service or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with select legal and financial protections. Among the most notable legal rights…

Military families go through plenty of unique challenges, which can affect a child’s life in so many ways. Military service often calls for service members and their dependents to move across states and in some cases, overseas. But what happens when the military member has to move but is facing a child custody battle simulaneously?…