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When a new landlord takes over, you usually dont have to sign a new lease unless there are changes to your existing lease terms or if the new landlord decides to offer a new lease. Your current lease remains valid and is transferred to the new landlord along with the property.
The property does not have to be rented to be in service, is just has to be ready and available. For residential rental properties this typically means the date the property was made available to be rented. You can use the date the property was first advertised for rent as the placed in service date.
1. : the owner of property (such as land, houses, or apartments) that is leased or rented to another. 2.
Screening Questions for Current/Past Landlords What is the address of their property? Who were the occupants listed on the lease? How long was the tenancy? What was the tenants monthly rental amount? Did the tenant consistently pay rent on time? Did the tenant maintain the rental property well?
During the screening process, landlords and property management companies usually call previous landlords to learn more about prospective tenants. The way they behaved in the last property they rented says a lot about what they will be like as your tenant.
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Both current and previous landlords can provide information on how they tenant has previously treated other rental properties. While its not required to reach out to both types of landlords, its usually advised to do this when screening a tenant to avoid any hiccups during the lease term.
The term landlord applies when a juristic person occupies this position. Alternative terms include lessor and owner. For female property owners, the term landlady may be used.
It just depends on their preferences and protocols! In other words, if youre applying to live in a new apartment complex, you should expect that your landlord will call your employer, because its highly possible they will, but they might choose not to contact an employer.

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