Assertion: landlord's state | /r/HasAspect | law
Facets:
value: in place
type: LOCATION
value: about should handle abandoned personal property
type: OTHER
value: to help
type: PURPOSE
value: to collect abandoned property
type: PURPOSE
value: around the timeframe
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Some cities, counties, and States have laws establishing the maximum rent a landlord can charge, known as rent control, or rent regulation, and related eviction.
text: Most states, like California, have statutes that specify the requirements for a valid notice.
text: Every state has slightly different sets of laws on the books, but all states have a clause that the courts term: “an unconditional quit notice.
text: While some states have no statute around the timeframe to collect abandoned property, Vermont and Texas have the most liberal laws, allowing tenants 60 days after receiving a notice to collect their property.
text: Each state has its own laws regulating how to handle a tenant security deposit.
text: States have laws in place to help you protect your investment.
text: For example, some states have laws that impose liability on landlords for renting property to drug dealers.
text: Certain states, such as Alabama and Arizona, actually have laws in place which prohibit any rent control regulations in the state.
text: Every state has laws that regulate the eviction process.
text: Most states have laws governing what happens when a tenant moves out and leaves personal property behind.
text: However, many states have laws that prohibit landlords from performing an act of retaliation in response to a tenant taking a legally allowed action, such as taking the landlord to court.
text: Most states have laws about how the landlord should handle abandoned personal property; however, Ohio does not.
text: Most states have statutes that prohibit landlords from evicting a tenant based on the tenant's membership or participation in a tenant organization.