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  • Can a Landlord Require the Last Month's Rent Without Notice?

    Although landlord-tenant law varies by state, generally speaking, when you rent an apartment, your landlord often requires you to pay the last month's rent in advance as part of your security deposit. This deposit covers a month's rent if you should move out suddenly without paying your rent. Some landlords use this deposit to cover your final month of rent after either party terminates the rental contract. You and your landlord must communicate about how the rental deposit is to be used; neither party can simply expect the other to use the last month's rent instead of paying rent during…

  • Ideas for Property Management Software

    Property management software supports property managers in managing rental properties, condos or homeowner association groups. Key functions of the software include accepting payments, recording income and expenses, tracking property repair and maintenance costs and producing a financial statement on a monthly basis. Here are some ideas for property management software.

  • Property Management Software for Landlords

    Landlord property management software helps you to manage your real estate property business more efficiently. You can show your properties online to potential tenants, and they can also fill out rental applications online.

  • FHA HUD Requirements

    The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers HUD homes that can be purchased as a primary residence through any mortgage program. However, HUD homes are the only types of properties eligible for government-sponsored home loans through the Federal Housing Administration. While qualifying to buy a HUD home may be easier than qualifying for a traditional single-family residence, prospective homeowners must meet a number of specific guidelines, especially if they hope for a FHA mortgage. Keep in mind that HUD homes are past foreclosures and that each property is sold "as-is."

  • HUD Curbing Requirements

    The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) seeks to assist potential homebuyers in purchasing a home. HUD guarantees mortgages, provides public housing, helps owners avoid foreclosure and educates people on home ownership. HUD has recently developed additional rules that will assist homebuyers in selecting a mortgage by curbing such practices as lenders increasing fees and charges from original estimates and not disclosing the potential for increasing monthly payments over the life of the loan.

  • HUD Grant Requirements

    Although obtaining a concrete number would prove to be nearly impossible, the National Coalition for the Homeless believes there to be between 2.3 and 3.5 million people that are without a home in the United States. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) wants to reduce these numbers by providing a home for those who can show need and the desire to be self-reliant. Obtaining one of the highly-competitive grants requires applicants to show that they will address a host of goals as outlined by HUD.

  • HUD Requirements for Landlords

    HUD, or the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is a program designed to help increase home ownership, provide affordable housing, and provide support within the community. HUD has been around since 1965, helping potential homeowners through special programs and grants. HUD also allows landlords to participate in the program by putting their homes on the market for tenants.

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