Category Archives: Landlord/Tenant Issues
Starting The Eviction Process – Notice Required
Proper notice is very important! The landlord must never forcibly remove the tenant (or occupant) himself or herself. If the landlord wishes to remove a tenant from his or her rental property, the landlord must use the eviction process—and it begins with proper … Continue reading
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9 Legal Reasons Your Landlord Can Evict You
There are nine reasons specified by law that would allow the landlord to start eviction proceedings: 1. Nonpayment of rent: 2. Extensive and continuing physical injury to property; 3. Serious and continuing health hazard; 4. Illegal drug activity and formal … Continue reading
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What Is The Eviction Process In Michigan
The landlord must never forcibly remove the tenant (or occupant) himself or herself! This includes things like changing locks, turning off utilities, or some other act or omission that interferes with the tenant’s right to possess, use, and enjoy the … Continue reading
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How To Resolve Landlord/Tenant Issues And Neighborhood Disputes
All You Need To Know About Mediation Mediation is a process in which two or more people involved in a dispute meet in a private, confidential setting and, with the help of a trained neutral person, work out a solution … Continue reading
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All You Need To Know About Your Rental Security Deposit In Michigan
What is a Security Deposit? A security deposit, or damage deposit, is money, beyond your first month’s rent, that you have to pay your landlord when you move in. Your landlord holds this money as long as you live in … Continue reading
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