Landlord Tenant Law

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The Landlord and Tenant Law is a very intricate matter that if handled incorrectly can cause many issues, the duty of a landlord is to provide a full function habitable property. In many states, it is required for the landlord to be sure that the property has adequate living such as heating and cooling, water running properly and clean. It’s highly recommended that a landlord checks the local building codes to avoid any violations as well as ensure that the tenant is safe and protected. A Tenant has rights that protect privacy, wear and tear, and deposits. At the time of moving in, it is highly recommended that a tenant takes pictures of any damages and advise the landlord of any issue. Additionally, tenants are expected to incur the costs

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