Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/HasProperty | prospective
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text: Landlords and property managers must tell prospective tenants if a prior occupant died in the rental unit within the past three years.
text: Landlords must supply prospective tenants with a receipt that details tenants’ rights to move-in and move-out inspections, as well as, information about how the security deposit will be handled and the tenants rights to receive an itemized list of deposit deductions if any occur; the receipt must also detail the penalties for landlord should he or she fail to comply.
text: If a landlord has received a notice of foreclosure, he must disclose to a prospective tenant in writing hat the landlord has received notice of a contract for deed cancellation or notice of a mortgage foreclosure sale as appropriate, and the date on which the contract cancellation period or the mortgagor’s redemption period ends, before entering into a tenancy term.
text: Landlord must disclose to any prospective tenant, in writing, whether the premises to be rented is the subject of a foreclosure proceeding.
text: If a property is located in a military air installation zone, a landlord must provide a prospective tenant with a written disclosure that the property is located in a noise zone or accident potential zone.
text: Can your landlord show up unannounced with prospective tenants in tow?
text: Many renters want to know the bed bug history of a property before they sign a lease or rental agreement, and, depending on state or local law, landlords might be required to provide prospective tenants with information about a rental’s bed bug history—even if the prospective tenant hasn’t asked about it.
text: Landlords show prospective tenants through the premises.