Blog Posts in September, 2012

A “holdover tenant” is one who remains beyond the original lease agreement without obtaining consent from his/her landlord. Even if you’re paying rent to your landlord, your landlord may be able to ...

According to the Internal Revenue Code, known as the Tax Code or “IRC,” you may have some legal rights before the IRS attempts to lien your property, during the tax lien process and afterwards. What ...

Chances are, if you own a rental property, you’ll have to hire an attorney to help you evict a tenant who doesn’t pay rent or pays rent late. Most likely, you’ll charge your tenant a late fee for ...