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- Renter Fraud: How to Spot fraud on a renter’s application
For landlords, application fraud is false and deceptive statement of fact intended for landlords to rely upon in order to give up their legal right to their property in return for rent.
- Landlord protection :How Thieves Steal a Persons ID to Scam the Landlord and What to do About it.
Identity theft is the act of impersonating another, by means of using the person’s sensitive information, such as birth date, Social Security number, address, name, and bank account information.
- ID Theft Prevention for Landlords: Landlords are at risk for Identity Theft
More Tips to Avoid Landlord Identity Fraud
- The Top 10 Costliest Landlord Mistakes
Classic business philosophy teaches that a great part of survival and subsequent success lies in an operation's ability to reduce mistakes.
- Transferring Risk to Residents
Requiring renter’s insurance as a condition of residency can reduce owners’ out-of-pocket costs for resident-caused damages by nearly 80 percent.
- Is there a methlab in your rental?
How to identify a methlab
- Employment Screening
The alarming facts behind Theft and Violence in the Workplace
- Mold: the new four letter word for landlords
mold in your rental
- How Smoking Burns up Rental Property Income
The costs of having smokers within your property, whether it is guests of the renters and/or the renters themselves, can prove to be significant.
- Methamphetamine Labs: Brewing A Landlord's Nightmare
Imagine an environmental disaster waiting to happen in your rental property - a cooking process using caustic and flammable components, that at some stages produces the same gas used in concentration camps, creating an odorous reaction of chemicals and toxic fumes, brewed by people who usually do not have chemistry degrees...and you have the typical meth lab.
- Top Ten Legal Mistakes Than Can Sink Your Landlord Business
Know the laws in your state before you rent out space. Being a successful landlord requires lots of practical know-how, business moxie, and familiarity with the market. Until about 30 years ago, the law didn’t have much to do with it. Now, however, federal law and most states closely regulate nearly every aspect of your business. Not knowing the rules can land you in lots of legal hot water.
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