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When a tenant commits a crime on your rental property, the fallout may reach further than criminal court. In certain situations, injured third parties or other tenants may file civil claims against you as the property owner. Understanding what you can do in this...
Being a landlord in Philadelphia means more than just collecting rent every month. You have a duty to keep your property safe and comfortable for everyone who lives there. But what happens when one tenant's behavior damages your rental and disrupts the community? The...
Finding a place to live can be stressful. For people with a criminal record, the search can feel harder. Some landlords run background checks and hesitate to rent to people with past convictions. However, housing decisions must follow the law. In Pennsylvania,...
Title insurance is a special type of protection. It covers buyers and lenders from hidden problems with a property's history. However, some buyers worry that a past criminal record might stop them from getting that insurance. In most real estate transactions, title...
Commercial leases typically provide stable arrangements for both landlords and business tenants. Commercial leases generally last multiple years, allowing tenants to lock in commercial space and landlords to maintain predictable income. Ideally, both parties uphold...
A property dispute can shift quickly once alleged criminal conduct enters the picture. You may begin with what seems like a contract, title or ownership disagreement. Then, records, investigations or prior charges may surface. In Pennsylvania, courts typically handle...
Residential evictions require strict compliance with state and local law. Even when a tenant clearly violates the lease, landlords must follow the legally mandated steps. Failure to do so can delay the process, increase costs or expose the property owner to claims....
When a commercial tenant leaves without notice, you may face operational and legal uncertainty. Abandonment can disrupt your plans for the property and raise questions about possession, tenant property and future rent. In Pennsylvania and Philadelphia courts, you must...
Buying a home in Philadelphia can be complicated, even without extra challenges. A past conviction might cause questions from lenders, insurers or sellers. Knowing how your criminal record affects real estate deals can help you spot problems early. This lets you plan...
Renting property in Philadelphia can feel tricky when tenants have criminal convictions. As a landlord, you want to protect your property, follow local and federal laws, and make smart choices about who you rent to. Understanding your rights and duties helps you avoid...