by Marcia Stewart
Practical, nuts-and-bolts guide that reads like a landlord's legal reference: dense with sample forms, state-rule summaries, checklists, and step-by-step notices from move-in to move-out. Most useful as a common manual when you need a template or a quick rundown of common legal pitfalls; it helps cut guesswork on security deposits, notices, and eviction timelines. Limitations: dry legal language, lots of repetitive forms across states, and it doesn't replace local legal advice or offer broader property-management strategy.
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The legal forms and state rules every landlord and property manager needs To keep up with the law and make money as a residential landlord, you need a guide you can trust: Every Landlord's Legal Guide.From movein to moveout, here's help with legal, financial, and daytoday issues. You'll avoid hassles and headachesnot to mention legal fees and...
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