Zabel & Associates

As the warmer days approach, it's inevitable that your role as a landlord will kick into high gear. With that in mind, it's the perfect time to review and fortify your lease agreements to ensure they effectively mitigate risks and liabilities associated with rentals. What to Include in the Lease Agreement 1. Tenant and Property Details Begin with the basics: clearly outline the names of both tenants and the landlord. Provide a comprehensive description of the property, specifying any included features like a backyard or common spaces. 2. Lease Term and Renewal Define the lease term and include explicit instructions on renewal. Ambiguities can lead to unintended consequences, so it's crucial to be clear on how the lease can be extended. 3. Financial Matters Detail the rent amount,...

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