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Landlord & Tenant Privacy Rights
The laws of most states give landlords the right to enter their rental property under specified circumstances, provided they meet certain legal notice requirements. Landlords typically include a clause on landlord’s right to access and tenant privacy in their lease or rental agreement.
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Can the landlord keep coming into our space?
We rent half a house in Columbus, Ohio. The landlord lives in the other half. Some of the utilities for the house are in our half, like the furnace, water heater, main water shutoff, and the main electrical panel. The landlord keeps coming into our space—he says that it’s for maintenance, but we think he’s just nosy. Can he come into our space?
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Protect your rights as a renter, no matter the state you live in. Every Tenant's Legal Guide gives you the legal and practical information you need to deal with your landlord and other tenants.
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Protect your rights as a California renter with this guide to tenant-landlord law, free of the legalese. California Tenants' Rights provides you with the specific, current information you need.
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Break Your Lease Without Breaking the Law
This eGuide discusses the five legal ways to walk away from a residential lease without running afoul of the landlord or the law. In plain English, it explains the ins and outs of getting out.
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Create the key documents necessary for owning and managing rental property with help from this handbook. Get legal and practical advice on how to draft a lease and more.
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The best way to make and save money as a landlord is to keep up with the law, so turn to Every Landlord's Legal Guide, which gives you the legal solutions you need to rent your residential property right.