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Three things a landlord can do, and three things a landlord cant. This is a quick guide for renters and landlords as to what landlords can and cant do. This is an update to a popular video we released two years ago. Some things have changed and some things have stayed the same. Hey there, Christian Walsh, real estate agent with WIRE Associates. We have been helping renters and landlords navigate these crazy days. And remember, we cant give tax or advice, but for the most honest and up-to-date real estate advice, subscribe to this channel. So if youre ready to dive into three things landlords cant do and three things landlords can hit that like button and lets get started. As for things a landlord cant do, if a tenant stops paying rent, a landlord is not allowed to lock the tenant out. The landlord isnt able to turn off any utilities, for example, water or gas. The landlord is not allowed to reduce services. So if theres a clubhouse, for example, landlord cant prevent the tena
