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Six Golden Rules for a Good Tenant

February 5, 2019

Six Golden Rules for a Good Tenant

Six Golden Rules for a Good Tenant

No renter wants to have a terrible landlord, but no matter how hard you try, things will not always turn out the way you want. Sometimes you may be in a haste or under pressure to relocate, thus landing you with a troublesome landlord. You can’t do much when it comes to the landlord as a particular property you so much fancy might have the worse landlord you have ever come across. Nonetheless, you have a duty as a tenant to keep things in order, and there are things you can do to maintain a positive relationship with your landlord, co-tenants and other people in the community. Being a good tenant helps a lot, and this article will help you.

It is not something difficult, it isn’t rocket science to become a good tenant.  Even if your landlord looks like a stubborn person to you, you can still connect well because there are some tested and proven methods you can apply to make things work.

 

Yes, things can become easier when you have a wonderful and understanding landlord, but you can still make things work out. It takes a little bit of work from your side to stay on the good side of your landlord. These simple rules are outlined below

 

Prompt payment of rent

Your landlord invested so much on the property and are expecting quick returns on their investment. Paying rent late can be a financial burden for your landlord so you should always pay on time.

 

 

Communicate properly

Even though your landlord or property manager is supposed to take care of the building and address certain issues, they can’t read your mind. When any issue arises, communicate properly with them and let them know on time to prevent serious damages.

 

 

Maintain the property

Taking the property as your own is a great way to make the landlord like you. carryout regular renter maintenance and make your space loveable to live.

 

 

Let the landlord know of roommates

You should let the landlord know of any roommate you have and never go against the lease. More people leads to wear and of the property.

 

 

Use removable decoration

It is a great idea to customize your space, but you should make use of removable decoration because using permanent ones can cause damage to the property, something no landlord likes. Follow the lease in making changes to your space.

 

 

Abide by the tenancy agreement

The lease is what you should follow, and before signing the tenancy agreement, ensure that everything in the lease is clear enough for you. If there is a sentence you don’t understand, make sure it is explained to your understanding so that you won’t be left surprised in future.

 

 

Conclusion

Becoming a good tenant is not difficult, and you can make it happen naturally. There are many other things you can do to become a good tenant, but these six golden rules are tested and trusted and will make you and the landlord together with your co-tenants be on the same page.

 

Filed Under: Residential Properties Tagged With: evicting a tenant, Los Angeles, tenant advice

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