Assertion: landlord's state | /r/Desires | landlord
Facets:
value: to serve the notice
type: PURPOSE
value: to return the deposit
type: PURPOSE
value: to notify tenants
type: PURPOSE
value: to find temporary housing
type: PURPOSE
value: to fix all damage
type: PURPOSE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: to disclose general issues
type: PURPOSE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to give a legally justifiable reason
type: PURPOSE
value: because of this
type: CAUSE
value: first of all
type: OTHER
value: to do the following
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Some states require a landlord to fix all damage and allow a landlord to sue the tenant for the cost of repairs afterwards.
text: If a landlord would like to end a lease when its term expires, some states require the landlord to give notice to the tenant even though the lease already specifies the termination date.
text: Raising Rent: Most states will require a landlord to give a tenant at least 30 days’ notice before the landlord is allowed to increase the tenant’s rent.
text: It is important to check your applicable state's renter law because some states require a landlord to give 45 or 60 days notice to a periodic tenant.
text: First of all, most states require landlords to give the tenant advance notice that they will be evicted if the offending behavior does not change.
text: Many states require landlords to provide a detailed list of damages and repairs, as well as a detailed list of the cost of repairs or cleaning.
text: Because of this, many states require landlords to give either 30- or 60-days notice to tenants before being allowed to begin an eviction suit.
text: However, some states that have rent-controlled apartments require landlords to give a legally justifiable reason for wanting to end the lease agreement and do not permit landlords to end leases without some cause.
text: Most states require landlords to provide habitable housing, and most courts don’t consider bed bug infested units to be habitable.
text: Some states require landlords to disclose past or present bed bug infestations, and even more states require landlords to disclose general issues with the property.
text: Some states require landlords to disclose past or present bed bug infestations, and even more states require landlords to disclose general issues with the property.
text: Some states require landlords to serve the notice personally; most states allow mailing.
text: Some states require landlords to serve the notice personally; most states allow mailing.
text: Generally, many cities and states require landlords to do the following:
text: Federal, state, and local laws often require landlords to make disclosures of certain information and policies to tenants.
text: Many states require landlords to disclose:
text: For example, many states require landlords to disclose to tenants whether they will end up paying for common area utilities, such as heat and electricity.
text: Most states require landlords to notify tenants that they might get evicted if their behavior does not change.
text: Some states require landlords to hold the security deposit in escrow where it earns interest, and the interest collected must be accounted for and paid to tenants according to state laws.
text: If an exception does not apply, most states require the landlord to mitigate the damages by rerenting the rental unit.
text: Most states require the landlord to return the deposit and provide the tenant with an itemized list of deductions within 14 to 60 days from the date that the tenant moved out.
text: Some states require the landlord to send existing tenants who fail to exercise an extension option a written notice that their lease will come to an end on a given date.
text: If the property is damaged and is considered uninhabitable until the repair or replacement is completed, some states may require the landlord to find temporary housing for the tenant while the work is completed.
text: Some states also require the landlord to place the security deposit in a bank account and to pay the tenant interest on the deposit after the tenancy ends.