The Residential Landlord Tenant Act protects the rights of the tenant from unreasonable actions or demands from the landlord. For example, one such protection involves ensuring that the place of residence is up to housing code, while another protection involves prevention of unethical discrimination in renting practice. This is useful as sometimes disputes between landlord and tenant arise over things such as untimely rent payment, differing understanding of lease agreements, and/or property damage. With so many factors to consider and the uniqueness of situation in different landlord-tenant agreements, many questions, from specific to general, may arise. Here are many of the commonly asked questions and resourceful answers among these various areas Landlord and Tenant Disputes.
