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A landlord can take legal action if tenants are being noisy. Living in close proximity with noisy neighbors can be a major annoyance for both homeowners and tenants. As a landlord, it is essential to address this issue promptly and effectively to ensure peace and harmony within your property. Excessive noise can disrupt the quiet enjoyment of other tenants, impacting the overall quality of living in your building or complex. Thankfully, there are several actions that landlords can take to mitigate noise disturbances caused by tenants. Introduction To The Issue Of Noisy Tenants Landlords dealing with noisy tenants often wonder what actions they can take. From issuing warnings to involving... Read more

In most states, landlords are required to give tenants 30-60 days’ written notice before selling their rental property. This is to allow tenants sufficient time to find a new place to live and move out. As a property owner, you may decide to sell your rental property for various reasons, such as retirement or relocation. However, it’s crucial to notify your tenants early to avoid causing them any inconvenience or financial hardship. In some cases, you may need to terminate a lease agreement early if the tenant’s lease has not yet expired, and you want to sell your property. It’s important to know the legal requirements and obligations for providing notice to your tenant and... Read more