This is How Property Management Companies Help Landlords

Legally, it is the responsibility of the landlord to offer a well maintained housing satisfying all requirements of the tenant including water, electricity, heat, and weatherproofing, sanitary, clean and safe premises. In different states, there are different tenant needs landlords have to satisfy. In some states, landlords have to provide proper ventilation, smoke detectors, and also, ensure safety and security of the residential building.

Tenants have the responsibility of keeping the property clean and maintained. If they don’t, they cannot request the landlord for repair. If the landlord is not repairing something damaged due to his own negligence then the tenant has following options: 

Top 6 Ways to Steer Clear of Bad Tenant

No landlord wants a bad tenant to occupy his property. Whenever they are asked for paying rent on time, all they do is making silly excuses. All landlords having bad experience with tenants have a lot of stories to tell. When the landlord visits the property after tenant eviction, what they see there is havoc. Damaged plumbing system, filthy and damaged furniture, and many other damages can cause heavy financial losses. Getting a wrong tenant is the worst mistake a landlord can ever make.